Trummpy
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Animal Crossing is a series of games created by Nintendo which has been on sale since 2001 and lasted for about 20 years. The cumulative sales volume of the first four series is 2,500w, which is less than half of the sales volume of the new series "Animal Crossing: New Horizons".
A lot of people will wonder, it is a seemingly very ordinary simulation game, why so many players are not tired of playing it?
First, the design concept of the game is advanced, very in line with the habits of modern young people. It can be a 10-year-old's paradise or a 30-year-old's playground. No matter how old you are, you can still have fun.
Second, it gives the player unlimited "possibilities". You can do anything you want in the game, no matter how crazy your imagination is, you can do it in the game. Give you a world, you can play any way, because this is your world.
Third, Animal Crossing is so real that you can play it like in real life. Go building the house that belongs to you, of course still need reimbursement on time. You can design clothes, as long as you feel good. Here, you have to live to survive, but it will get better and better, and your home will slowly become what you want it to be.
Fourth, users discuss and share. When we come across a good game, we are glad to share it with others. Animal Crossing New Horizon is such a game that you want to share with friends.
In the end, I think the success of a game cannot be separated from its publicity and quality. Sometimes it could be the company, it could be the user. But the most important thing is the quality, whether the game can withstand the test of the user is the most critical.
A lot of people will wonder, it is a seemingly very ordinary simulation game, why so many players are not tired of playing it?
First, the design concept of the game is advanced, very in line with the habits of modern young people. It can be a 10-year-old's paradise or a 30-year-old's playground. No matter how old you are, you can still have fun.
Second, it gives the player unlimited "possibilities". You can do anything you want in the game, no matter how crazy your imagination is, you can do it in the game. Give you a world, you can play any way, because this is your world.
Third, Animal Crossing is so real that you can play it like in real life. Go building the house that belongs to you, of course still need reimbursement on time. You can design clothes, as long as you feel good. Here, you have to live to survive, but it will get better and better, and your home will slowly become what you want it to be.
Fourth, users discuss and share. When we come across a good game, we are glad to share it with others. Animal Crossing New Horizon is such a game that you want to share with friends.
In the end, I think the success of a game cannot be separated from its publicity and quality. Sometimes it could be the company, it could be the user. But the most important thing is the quality, whether the game can withstand the test of the user is the most critical.
