Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Pros

• 600+ hours - Yeah, that's an easy one. I don't need to elaborate lol.
• Animal Crossing is an incredibly polished chill sandbox/simulation game. It's low stress and non-competitive. The kind of thing you can put 100+ hours into if you like that kind of thing
• Yes, game cards work offline but Animal Crossing received several post-lanunch updates so you'll need to download the latest update for the full game.
• Parent context: Hi, I'm looking to get a switch lite for my 7yo girl. I am lost with the games. She never played any video games before, so I'm looking for a girly game with the easiest game play so she can enjoy it instead of getting fr...
• Animal Crossing data is unique in that Islands are a system wide save file, and does require a unique console per Island. Physical games have their license on the cartridge can be inserted into any console and played freely.

Cons

• Animal Crossing data is unique in that Islands are a system wide save file, and does require a unique console per Island.
• Animal Crossing didn’t carry over for some reason… and I have no idea why. Everything on my old switch is on my SD card and when I tried putting it in my new switch it said “there’s stuff on this, you gotta wipe everything to use it”
• Animal crossing has quite a bit of reading. ... Animal Crossing still has a lot of thing little girls tend to like (cutesy animals, dressing up etc) and you can definitely enjoy those aspects without reading
• I wouldn't recommend it. Animal Crossing is even worse than Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon for short bursts. It uses a real time system, so if you can only play at certain times, then stuff will just be straight up inaccessible. Also yo...
• I have been experiencing joycon drift in Animal Crossing: New Horions only, but every time I play. I have tried playing with joycons and a wireless and single-piece controller ant it keeps happening.