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Animal Crossing World (animalcrossingworld.com) is a news and guides site for Animal Crossing: New Horizons players. It is most useful if you want one place to check game updates, seasonal item availability, and reference lists such as fish, bugs, and sea creatures with sell prices. It also covers some adjacent Nintendo life-sim titles, so not every headline on the homepage is about Animal Crossing.
What the site covers
The homepage is organized around a "Latest Animal Crossing News" feed, with a separate block of "Popular Guides" and catalog-style navigation.
| Content type | Examples from the site |
|---|---|
| Game news and updates | Animal Crossing: New Horizons 3.0.3 update expanding 25th anniversary item availability |
| Real-world collaborations and events | Animal Crossing x Baskin Robbins summer event in Japan; Hokkaido train station and airport collaborations |
| Cross-game promotions | Animal Crossing: New Horizons themes returning to Tetris 99; official custom design codes for Splatoon Raiders |
| Seasonal and item guides | Nook Shopping seasonal event items list; Spooky Set; Acorns & Pine Cones; Bush Types |
| Creature lists with sell prices | Monthly fish, bug, and sea creature lists (e.g., October Fish List with Availability & Sell Prices) |
| Reference pages | Redd Art, Villager Arena Tier List, Tomodachi Catalog |
The news feed is dated and attributed, with items credited to sources such as Nintendo JP via X and Nintendo of America via X, plus staff posts. The archive runs deep — the pagination shows more than 130 pages of posts — so older update coverage is still reachable.
Who it is for
- Active New Horizons players who want to know what changed in a patch, which limited-time items are live, or which creatures are available this month.
- Players returning after a break who need a quick catch-up on updates and seasonal events.
- Completionists working through art, catalog, or creature collections and looking for availability and sell-price references.
- Nintendo life-sim fans more broadly — the site also posts about Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and Pokémon Pokopia, including a Tomodachi catalog. If you only want Animal Crossing, expect some mixed headlines in the feed.
How to use it
- For patch and event news: start at the "Latest Animal Crossing News" feed on the homepage. Headlines state the game and the change, so you can scan for the title you play.
- For monthly creature hunting: open the "Popular Guides" block and pick the current month's fish or bug list. These pages combine availability with sell prices, which is the practical detail for deciding what to keep versus sell.
- For seasonal shopping: use the Nook Shopping seasonal event items list to see what is orderable during a given event.
- For collection tracking: the Redd Art page and catalog-style sections (Spooky Set, Acorns & Pine Cones, Bush Types) work as checklists.
- Verify time-sensitive details: collaboration events listed on the site are often regional — the Baskin Robbins and Hokkaido items are explicitly Japan-only — so check the location note before planning around them.
Limitations to keep in mind
- The site is a fan resource, not an official Nintendo publication. Dates and details are reported from official announcements and social posts, but for anything that affects your save file or purchase, confirm against Nintendo's own channels.
- Coverage extends beyond Animal Crossing, so the news feed is not a pure New Horizons feed.
- The homepage does not state pricing or account requirements, so treat access terms as unconfirmed rather than assuming everything is free or open.
- Regional events and physical collaborations cannot be used by players outside the listed region, regardless of what the guide says.
If you play New Horizons regularly and want news plus practical item and creature references in one bookmark, the site fits that job. If you only need official patch notes, Nintendo's own announcements remain the primary source.