Bring back the old NPCs, reunite Gyroids, bring back the old post office and Animal Crossing Bells mailing system, and deliver back shop upgrades and extra shops. All these were core aspects of earlier games. Dragon Hunter Rise has just been out a month and I've got more faith in their roadmap and free upgrades.
I don't even know if that's a fantastic reason Nintendo would not want to bring New Leaf to Change. I don't recall people here stating Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy were just"another port." Nintendo vents are treated differently because there are so few.
Aside from the poor graphics, I believe New Leaf is only a more reassuring and personal experience complete in comparison. NH seemed to concentrate more on seasonal and crafting events/updates versus life sim components and deep interesting dialogue that builds character, which I miss from New Leaf. They could release 500 more things in NH, but it does not fill the void left by social interactions that are senile.
How many mainline Zelda ports do we now have? Nintendo is very cautious about releasing 1st party vents for Nook Miles Ticket For Sale some reason, even the Mario ports had a limited time purchase window, even for no reason at all. When a computer keyboard is brand-new, vents are a essential crutch, except it is not new anymore, it has been over 3 decades.
