Nintendo Australia today advised of new products surrounding the launch of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer this October.
“At launch, a limited number of copies of the game sold in stores will come with one special amiibo card that allows the player to call up the card’s character and let their imagination run wild designing a house for them,” Nintendo said in a press release.
“Additional amiibo cards will be sold separately in packs of three. Out of these three, one card will always be a special amiibo card, meaning it features a character whose house you won’t be able to build without using its amiibo card. Each card can be used across multiple copies of the game, so they’re perfect for collecting and trading with friends.”
Moreover, a console bundle will be offered with the game, including a digital copy of the title alongside a New 3DS XL with a special Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer-themed cover design.
Full offerings are as below:
- New Nintendo 3DS XL Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Edition: a white New Nintendo 3DS XL system with a unique, game-themed cover design, a download code for a digital copy of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer and one special amiibo card (SRP AU$269.95)
- Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer + NFC Reader/Writer Pack: a physical copy of the Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer game, one special amiibo card and the NFC Reader/Writer accessory (SRP AU$69.95)
- Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Standalone Game (SRP AU$59.95)
- Standalone NFC Reader/ Writer accessory (SRP AU$29.95)
- New Nintendo 3DS Cover Plates: one features K.K. Slider and the other features a variety of animals from the series (SRP AU$17.95 each)
- Series 1 Animal Crossing amiibo cards Pack: each pack contains 1 special amiibo card and 2 regular amiibo cards (SRP AU$4.95)
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer is available from 3 October on the 3DS family of systems.
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