An amiibo card is an important possession in the Animal Crossing: New Horizons playerbase. They love to collect these cards, which feature details about various villagers in the game.

Some villagers are much cuter than others, but players of New Horizons are sharing how they fell in love with the more unique ...

Nintendo revealed series 5 of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons amiibo cards. The latest collection will appear on November 5, 2021. As usual, buying a pack will give you a random number of ...

There are close to 400 villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and each one has a unique personality. Unfortunately, players can only keep a few of them on their island at any given point in time.

Here's what you need to know about villagers in 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons'. How to get them, how to get them to leave, and how to get new ones.

As part of the moving process, an Animal Crossing amiibo villager can override normal procedures. If your town is full, you can use these cards to force one of the existing characters out.

With the release of Ver. 1.9.0 of New Horizons, the Sanrio Amiibo Cards, including the ones originally released for Animal Crossing: New Leaf, can now be used to add the Sanrio villagers, and ...

Not all villagers in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are as likable as others. Luckily, there are a couple things you can do to get your villagers to move away.

Arriving originally as part of update 1.9.0, support for the hot-ticket Sanrio amiibo cards in Animal Crossing: New Horizons felt like Toy Day all over again for fans of Hello Kitty and the brand ...

There are many villagers that players can encounter in the Animal Crossing series, and these are the best ones to have as ...

Get More Villagers to Live on Your Island. In previous Animal Crossing games, your town would grow in population somewhat randomly. One day, a house would appear suddenly and your town would have ...

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons update 2.0, we'll have the opportunity to deepen our bonds even more with villagers paying us social calls at home and even inviting us to their houses.