It’s finally Animal Crossing week! While the world suffers through an unprecedented epidemic, it’s great to know that some relief is on the way.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons releases alongside Doom Eternal this Friday. Here’s the cheapest copies on the market so far, and any pre-order bonuses they come with.
[referenced url=”https://www.kotaku.com.au/2020/03/hands-on-animal-crossing-new-horizons-will-put-you-right-to-work/” thumb=”https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/t_ku-large/rvxjjyqeeqegzq6txq26.png” title=”Hands On: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Will Put You Right To Work” excerpt=”Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a hard game to demo, but Nintendo invited me to try to do it anyway last weekend at PAX East. I came away from my brief trip to its deserted island impressed by how pretty everything looked and eager to continue toiling away on its beaches, in its fields, and at its crafting bench, creating my own private getaway from the modern world.”]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the first mainline Animal Crossing title since 2012’s New Leaf on Nintendo 3DS, so there’ll be an understandable rush on game copies.
If you aren’t currently in self-isolation thanks to the novel coronavirus epidemic, there’s a bunch of physical stores with solid prices, otherwise there’s equally good prices for online delivery (although you may have to wait longer for delivery if ordering online).
So far, it looks like Harvey Norman has the best price around for $68.
- Harvey Norman: $68
- The Gamesmen: $68 (Includes A3 poster set)
- Target: $69
- Big W: $69
- JB Hi-Fi: $69
- Amazon: $68 + location-based shipping
- Dick Smith/Kogan: $69 + location-based shipping
- Mighty Ape: $69
- EB Games: $79.95
- Ozgameshop: $78.99 + Free Shipping (Includes Isabelle keyring or pin badges)
Animal Crossing is so close we can nearly taste it. Are you looking forward to the game?
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