The main infrastructures are Nook's shop, the Able Sisters, the Museum and the Town Ha- Resident Services. To me, the main drawback is the limited NPCs/'amenities' in your island village (at least for the current versions of the game). Any AC fans who love fishing will enjoy the range of fishing spots. The museum in this game really draws you in. Vaulting across a river is addictive, as is climbing ladders over cliffs. No more need to soft-reset the game to get that 'ideal' village start (past Animal crossing fans will get this). However, when I open it up and start playing from the beginning, it does not save anything on the new switch and if I close out of the game and reopen it, I have to start completely from the beginning again.- Lots to do and customize (especially with the new crafting system, Nook miles, and the landscaping capability)! I don't want to have to delete my island on my lite, so if I have to then I am willing to repurchase animal crossing for the new switch, but the eshop only gives me the option to redownload animal crossing since I have digitally bought it once on my account.
My lite has animal crossing downloaded and I want to also have animal crossing on my new switch.
I understand that you can't transfer your island to a new switch, which is not what I want to do. However, I am a bit confused about the primary vs secondary switch process and am having some issues with animal crossing. I love it and wished that I had gotten the regular switch especially because of the quarantine so after days of searching and refreshing I was able to get one from Best Buy. Hi, So I'm relatively new to the switch and got a lite in November.
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