It not only brings a fresh perspective, but it has also allowed people to take cute and goofy photos of their villagers using the new camera’s fisheye lens. Now, players can take first-person photos and add on filters. The New Horizons 2.0 update has added a suite of new features to your phone’s camera. A new first-person camera with fisheye lens
Here’s everything we’ve seen fans chattering about online as people start to dive into the update. We’re also seeing the addition of characters who weren’t announced at the New Horizons Direct in October, like Isabelle’s brother, Digby. Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 update All changes that weren't in the Direct By Nadine Dornieden published 9 November 2021 Animal Crossing Happy Home Paradise Party Celebration (Image credit: iMore) There are tons of new features available in the 2.0 update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. That has included everything from wacky new items (including an entire volcano you can add to your island) to the new first-person camera. The update is a veritable treasure trove of new details waiting to be discovered, and fans have posted plenty of screenshots showing off what’s excited them so far. While there were plenty of known additions - like the arrival of Brewster’s cafe and the return of familiar faces like Kapp’n - fans have already found even more exciting new features. Now, fans are scrambling to unearth all the treasures hidden within it, and boy, have they struck gold.
5, the New Horizons update went up about a day early on Nintendo Switch. Originally scheduled to be released on Friday, Nov. Surprise! Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ massive 2.0 update got an early release on Wednesday evening.
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