Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, the cell phone entry in the long-running Nintendo franchise, has been refreshed with a couple of new enlarged reality highlights. The main, AR Camera, lets you place characters and furniture from the game in reality and photo them. In the interim, the AR Cabin highlight lets players embellish a virtual lodge, fill it with characters, and afterward see it in expanded reality from their cell phone.
Alongside the new AR modes, Nintendo says the update implies more regions of every campground can have furniture and things set inside them.
Sadly, the new highlights have expanded the game’s framework necessities, and past renditions of the game are presently unusable after the update. A help post takes note of that iPhone clients currently require iOS form 11 at least (or preferably iOS 13 or more) as opposed to iOS 9, which was the past prerequisite.
Android clients, then, presently should be running Android 5 or above on a 64-cycle gadget with in any event 1.5GB of RAM. That is up from the past prerequisite of Android rendition 4.4 and 1.5GB of RAM.
As per a similar help archive, “Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp cannot be downloaded or played on devices that are no longer supported.” The change has left a few players irate. The answers to the official Pocket Camp Twitter account are covered with objections from players who can at this point don’t get to the game after the update.
A specific issue has all the earmarks of being the necessity for a 64-cycle Android gadget, with certain players announcing that they’re not able to run the game on their 64-digit equipment as a result of a 32-bit working framework.
“In specific cases, a few gadgets may not be upheld in any event, when they meet the conditions recorded,” a help post about the update from a month ago read.
Nintendo says that spare information can be moved to another gadget if players have just connected their Nintendo Accounts with their game. When setting up another gadget, you’ll have to choose the “Link Nintendo Account” choice when beginning the game unexpectedly, which will let you import the current spare information. Note that Leaf Tickets, an in-game cash that can be bought with genuine cash, can’t be moved among Android and iOS gadgets.
Matching with the update, Nintendo is offering a free month of the “Furniture & Fashion Plan,” which offers benefits like extended stockpiling for things and the opportunity to get select furnishings and apparel.
The membership regularly costs $7.99 (£7.99/€8.99) a month. On the other side, in case you’re one of those players who no longer has a gadget that can play the game, Nintendo prompts that you’ll have to drop any in-game memberships to forestall future charges.
