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Animal Crossing: New Horizons dropped during a prime season in the year 2020. Right at the rise of the infamous COVID-19 pandemic, Nintendo published the game as a Nintendo Switch exclusive. That the game is available only on Switch makes its insane success a bigger achievement.

The game single-handedly lifted the sales of Nintendo Switch exponentially. It released in March 2020 and sold 5 million digital copies globally within the same month. This shattered the record of any other console game in the past in a single month and also established it among the top 3 highest-grossing games in 2020.

Now that update 1.9.0 is out and the game’s first anniversary is tomorrow, their second year has a lot of events and items planned. April Fools’, Anniversary, Bunny Day, and of course, Nature Day are among some most awaited events of March and April.

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Animal Crossing Celebrates their love for Nature

Fans widely love Animal Crossing: New Horizons for its undemanding gameplay. The game simply celebrates the passing of seasons and worships the beauty of nature. It is anything but expected that a game of this sort will not schedule an event for International Nature Day. The world celebrates April 22 by planting trees and admiring the greenery.

During the week of Nature Day, April 15 to April 22, players can head to the Nook’s Cranny. A rare item, Cool Globe, will be available to “show their support for the environment.” But that’s not all. There are some more unknown DIY item recipes planned for the entire month of April.

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