Because of the upcoming Earth Day event and the upcoming release of additional updates, a new feature has been added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons just in time to make celebrating those epic creations even easier. The Island Tour Creator for Animal Crossing: New Horizons is now available for download on the Nintendo eShop. It's a useful tool, and it makes it easier to share those beautiful homesteads with others. Here's how it works for those who are interested:
The Animal Crossing: New Horizons Island Tour Creator's Process of Creation
After one year since its launch, your island is bound to be looking pretty good right about now, so why not show it off? With the new Island Tour Creator, it's even easier to do just that. It's a limited-time web service that will be available for the rest of the year and makes it simple to upload video and screenshots to help you create trailers, posters, and other promotional materials for your constantly evolving creation.
Before you get started, there's one thing you should be aware of. While the website is currently available, it has been specifically designed to work on mobile devices. When you start it up using this link, you'll be prompted to scan animal crossing bell in order to gain full access. Once you have scanned it, it will open in your mobile browser and prompt you to select your preferred language to use. Following that, you will be prompted to link your Nintendo account to this service.
Following your successful login, a new screen will appear, with Tom Nook once again taking center stage to guide you through the various features. You can create a poster or a trailer and add whatever assets you want to make it stand out from the rest. Take note that you'll need your screenshots either on Twitter through account linking or already pre-loaded on your smartphone before you can begin. Once that is completed, you can import those assets into the template using the Island Tour Creator to give it a more unique twist.
You can use up to three different features in the trailer creation tool, including Photo Op, Home, Neighbors, and Fashion. There are nine categories in total; choose three of them, upload the screenshots that correspond to them, and get to work.
The poster-making tool is a little difficult to use. Some of my screenshots were not recognized by the program as coming from my Switch, so keep that in mind. The overall effect is that it's a useful tool, especially considering how many people have used it to put their own unique creative spins on the Animal Crossing world through clever edits of their footage.
Despite the fact that Animal Crossing: New Horizons is one of the most stressful AAA games available, it is one of the most relaxing as well, thanks in large part to the relaxing sounds of its music. Those who want to take their island getaway with them even when they're not playing the game can do so with the Animal Crossing: New Horizons soundtrack, which is also available in a collector's edition.
We now have our first look at the soundtrack, courtesy of Nintendo Everything, which includes the tracklist, a release date, and nook mile tickets. The only caveat is that it appears to be a Japan-only release. It is, however, available through the Amazon Japan storefront and Play-Asia, so obtaining it from a different source isn't too difficult. According to the website, the release date has also been pushed back from its anticipated launch later this month to June 9 instead, rather than later this month as previously planned.
The Animal Crossing: New Horizons Original Soundtrack (which is the big box seen above) retails for $101.99, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Original Soundtrack BGM retails for $47.99, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Original Soundtrack for $41.99, and the Animal Crossing: City Folk Original Soundtrack (Japan) retails for $29.99. Those who are interested in purchasing one of these editions can do so by visiting this page.
