As this Twitter user pointed out, when making their character, Japanese gamers are asked to Animal Crossing Items decide whether they identify as a"boy" or"girl" instead of deciding on a"style" Additionally, non-player characters who mention having a same-sex spouse (such as the beaver character, C.J.) rather refer to them as a"friend" from the Japanese edition.

Though the sex slider has no effect on gameplay, its addition speaks to the differences in LGBTQ acceptance between West and the East. Hopefully, the future Animal Crossing games will reveal greater sex acceptance in the Western and Japanese versions. Until then, variations and secret gender sliders in this way remind us of this struggle to get the LGBTQ+ community to be approved on a global scale.

One of the biggest differences between Animal Crossing: New Horizons (along with all other games in the series) is how significant communication has become among fellow gamers in the game community. Players share design ideas, clothing codes, Turnip prices, and now, anyone can see Nookazon.com to obtain virtually anything they want, to get a price.Although the play on words is meant to make players think of Amazon, Nookazon is more like a huge garage sale or even a swap meet. The site features everything that can be traded in sport, including clothing, DIY recipes, flowers, fossils, fruits, furniture, materials, posters tools, and perhaps most importantly of all for players -- villagers.

After creating an account (just a few clicks away if registering through Discord) gamers are free to place their own things and contact other users. A product will be recorded with its own posting date seller evaluation based on transactions, and their Discord contact info if they've provided it.

What is interesting about the site is that, for example individuals who share a Turnip sell price to be accessed by island codes, you will find a mixture of gamers looking to Buy Nook Miles Ticket make some who are happy to help for free and some gain. This is visible in posts for items which are rare. Take Dress, for example to the Adventure. Some listing their items available with a good price, like 2,000 Bells, others say,"Create a offer," and some state 1 Bell, which usually means it is absolutely free, or symbolically sold for nothing.