Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete Includes Another New Currency Great For Returning Players

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is soon shutting down services to prepare for the release of a new and improved mobile app by the name of. The game appears not to be much different from the previous release, but swaps out the membership system for a one-time purchase of the game. Players interested in the game should buy it quickly, since it will be sold at a discounted price at the start of release.

The new will come with lots of new features, including a rework of the friends system with new Camper Cards, which also replace the previous Pocket Camp Club Member Card. Returning players may worry that they will have missed out on some areas of the game with the shutdown of the original being so imminent. However, Nintendo has thought ahead about this, and one new mechanic in will mean that players will have no need to fret.

introduces a new form of currency, the Complete Ticket. This appears to be completely unique to the new release, unlike the new Leaf Tokens, which may be a rework of the previously available Leaf Tickets. The Complete Ticket isn't mentioned with the other new features in Nintendo Mobile's promotional video, since their role in the game will surround seasonal items and events, which were discussed in their own section.

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Complete Tickets will be used to purchase items in a new shop called the Complete Item Catalog. As the title suggests, this is a log of most of the items in the game — though Nintendo does specify that some items are excluded, and some items and features will unfortunately be removed in . This means thatplayers will be able to access seasonal items, or items otherwise linked to certain events, without them being otherwise available. These tickets will be rewarded to players throughout the game, simply for being active.

Players will be able to transfer their data from the original game to — this includes their