Underrated Animal Crossing Game Gets Huge Overhaul From Fan, Nearly 16 Years After Release

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One dedicated fan has brought back to life with an unofficial patch for the game, delivering some incredible content updates to the title. Nearing 16 years after its release, is the third game in the franchise and still sees players returning for its charm even now. But despite being a classic, it's no surprise that the 2008 gem is a little dated against the modern entries in the series.

Now the dedicated creator, Aurum, shares their own patch for the game titled , filled with new content additions and modernizations that are sure to see a surge of players returning to check out the latest updates.From big new additions to small but helpful gameplay changes, there's plenty to be discovered. Available to access on any homebrew-enabled Wii or Wii U, this free unofficial patch can be enjoyed by all.

" Animal Crossing: City Folk Deluxe is an unofficial patch for / that introduces new content and gameplay changes. It can be played on any homebrew-enabled Wii or Wii U via Riivolution; no backup images or hardware mods needed. Online play is mostly supported again thanks to the services of Wiimmfi and WiiLink !"

goes above and beyond in adding new content into this much older title, enhancing the gameplay with both new content and significant gameplay changes for modern-day ease of use. One of the biggest implementations has to be the addition of over 150 villagers though, bringing fan-favorite characters from across the franchise into this beloved release.All 94 official DLC items are also now accessible to the player including unreleased ones, giving them more to play around with in-game than ever before.

With Pocket Camp Complete on the horizon, fans of Animal Crossing should be very excited about all the new content coming to the game on December 2.

That's not all either, with20 completely new items brought to the game, including new long-term rewards for completionists, the removal of region locks on holidays and events, and so much more, there really is something for