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Did You Know Gaming Unveils Animal Crossing's Secrets
YouTube show Did You Know Gaming's newest video takes a deeper look at Nintendo's Animal Crossing series, which has players living in an animal-filled town. These simulation games have a multitude of secrets in them, and Did You Know Gaming brings several to light.
Some of these lesser known facts include that in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, a message from aliens appear on your television at a specific hour and a picture of the previous mayor can be found on a computer when unlocking the camera from its fixed view. The video also covers stories from the series' development, including how several features and references to Japanese culture were tweaked or removed when localized for the West.
Check out the video below to learn more, including how insulting Resetti can result in some amusing ways in the original Animal Crossing.
You can check out other videos from the Did You Know Gaming channel covering Super Smash Bros., Deus Ex, Shadow of the Colossus, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Super Mario Galaxy, Dark Souls, Metal Gear Solid 3, Super Mario RPG, Metal Gear Solid 2, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Wario, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Batman: Arkham Asylum, the history of the Wii U, NES, PlayStation 2, Nintendo 64, the 3DS, DS, and two covering the Game Boy by hitting the links.
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