Switch 2 Edition of New Horizons Should Eliminate Island Limit

Sure, let me dive right in, and, you know, see where my thoughts take us…

So, okay, folks are buzzing about Nintendo’s shiny new Switch 2, right? Lots of old and new games are getting these crazy updates. And get this: Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Yeah, it might get a glow-up too, though no one’s officially said anything yet. But hey, what if they threw in something super simple but, uh, kind of a game-changer? People would probably lose their minds.

Alright, so if you’re like me — obsessed with New Horizons and its island vibes — you know the whole deal was different from the old towns and villages of yore. Big deal! You build your deserted island paradise. But here’s the snag: you were stuck with just one island per save. Like, why? Especially when other epic games, Zelda for instance, are getting fancy double saves or whatever. Maybe, just maybe, Nintendo could finally toss that feature to us island hoppers.

Picture this — oops, sidetracked — anyway, Redditors and other fans have been yapping about this forever. Some are using tricks like multiple game copies or borrowing a friend’s another Switch. All because, why not play on multiple islands, right? Nintendo could totally change the game by allowing us to have the joy of several islands. It’s like, c’mon, give the people what they crave, starting with Switch 2, please?

So imagine, in this dreamier edition of New Horizons, you can have these different islands to jump around. Like, maybe you got a waterfall paradise here and a spooky forest there. All at the tip of your fingers. Ahh, the possibilities!

It’s funny, you know? With all the buzz around this hypothetical update, nobody’s really dwelling on how old New Horizons is now. Launched during that wild 2020 lockdown? Good times and not-so-good times! Still, it was a cozy little escape. Though… with new games dropping, maybe it’s a good time for a fresh edition. Let folks fall in love all over again before the next big Animal Crossing thingamabob drops. Who knows?

Anyway — where was I? Oh, yeah, maybe they’ll confirm it. Or not. But crossing fingers, right? Till then, we’ll just dream about more islands to clutter with virtual knick-knacks. Classic.