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For Animal Crossing: New Leaf on the 3DS, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'DLC Question'.

I let out a little “yahoo” of relief when it was announced that there will be zero charge for all downloadable content in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Boy, was I happy. I’m not only elated that I’ll be able to download excellent add-ons to my little village but more so because of the excellent fan service that Nintendo is giving us by agreeing to scrap charges for New Leaf‘s DLC.

Nintendo are probably well aware that players would pay for this content; Animal Crossing has a vast cult following, which is why a 3DS sequel is being made. So Nintendo knows that there would be a lot of wonga to be made here but instead of being greedy they have chosen to honour the Animal Crossing fanbase and let them have this little extra treat for nothing. It’s like they’re saying to us, “Go on then, enjoy. You’ve earned it, thanks for waiting.”

In a recent financial Q&A, Iwata discussed this decision, saying how it wouldn’t be right to charge players for DLC in Animal Crossing. He’s right, it just doesn’t seem to fit. Animal Crossing is not that sort of game, it is supposed to be a relaxing second life where you can escape all that infuriates you about the real world. In Iwata’s own words, it would change the gameplay so much that it would make the experience “unwholesome”. The issue has been discussed with the development team and he has confirmed that it all DLC shall be free.

“That sort of element [paid DLC] is absolutely not being added.”

Well PHEW is all I can say. Thank you, Nintendo, you have made the right decision and I love you even more for this truly altruistic decision.

Now all that remains is the small matter of what this DLC shall entail… Things to pretty up your town? Furniture? Clothing? Who knows. We shall just have to wait and see.

[Source: Kotaku; Nintendo Japan]

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Distributed content, also known as downloadable content (DLC), in the Animal Crossing series refers to items and other content distributed by Nintendo, usually over the internet. Distributed items have appeared in some form in every Animal Crossing game since Animal Crossing.

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In Animal Crossing[edit]

In Animal Crossing, some items were distributed in the form of secret codes. Codes for items in the Mario Theme as well as the Mario Trophy and Luigi Trophy were published in issues of Nintendo Power from 2003 to 2004, and some were featured on the game's official website.

In Wild World[edit]

Main article:Distributed items/Wild World

Animal Crossing: Wild World marks the first time items were directly distributed to the game, via both DS Download Stations and the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Unique items, including the Mario Theme, Pikmin, and Blue Falcon, were distributed via DS Download Stations, and letters containing items were sent over the Internet via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Content was distributed to Wild World from its release in 2005 until 2009.

In City Folk[edit]

Main article:Distributed items/City Folk

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, items were distributed using the WiiConnect24 feature of the Wii. This feature must have been enabled on both the Wii and the game in order to receive the items.

Distributed items were scheduled to be released during a 7-day period, where the item is received within the allotted time. Pete, the mail carrier, gives the player an item attached as a present on a letter. He would mention that the letters are from Nintendo, but some may be signed by special characters or characters from other Nintendo franchises. Additionally, Wendell would occasionally give the player one of his designs to commemorate a special occasion.

Distribution of City Folk items ended on June 28, 2013 along with the dicontinuation of WiiConnect24.

In New Leaf[edit]

Main article:Distributed items/New Leaf

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, items could be received from Nintendo Zone locations or over Wi-Fi. The items are obtainable in-game in the Post Office, or very rarely, in the mail. At the Post Office, the player can talk to Pelly or Phyllis to ask if a gift is available, and they will then be asked whether to check via Wi-Fi or Nintendo Zones. Some DLC items can be re-ordered from the catalog, while other items cannot.

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DLC over Wi-Fi was discontinued after June 20, 2015, and Nintendo Zone downloadable content was discontinued as well after the discontinuation of the Nintendo Zone service.

In Happy Home Designer[edit]

Main article:Distributed items/Happy Home Designer

In New Horizons[edit]

Main article:Distributed items/New Horizons

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, items are primarily distributed through letters or the Nintendo eShop. Items that are downloaded through the Nintendo eShop have to be purchased through the Nook Stop for either Nook Miles or Bells.

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