Animal Crossing Players' Confusion With The New Leaf Update: Some Towns Accidentally Deleted; Nintendo Remains Mum On The Issue

By Tony Park - 04 Nov '16 06:00AM

Players of community simulation video game series Animal Crossing are reportedly having problems with the New Leaf update, which offers new features and amiibo functionality. Fans of the Nintendo video game find themselves deleting their towns due to the failure of Tom Nook to show up to negotiate in the packaged version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf - - Welcome amiibo.

According to gamer's guide website Kotaku, Animal Crossing players are confused with the dialogue stated by Isabelle when they intend to sell their towns. Isabelle copies the response of Tom Nook in the lead-up to deleting their towns.

Alex Lovendhal, an Animal Crossing fan, shared on Twitter that he ended up deleting his town just to check his price due to the failure of Nook to appear. Players that are curious about the new feature stumble into a situation where they didn't get an appraisal from selling their towns.

Cyphere, a Tumblr user and also an Animal Crossing gamer, complained about the same problem. She said that she lost all the zodiac and her blue roses.

https://cyphere.tumblr.com/post/152686877165/guess-who-accidentally-deleted-their-town-and-is

Nintendo updated Animal Crossing to allow fans to return to the 2012 social life simulator. The update lets users welcome new villagers into their cities with the use of Animal Crossing-themed Amiibo cards.

Venture Beat commends the Animal Crossing update for infusing personality into every character. The website thanks Nintendo for making it easier to get back into the game.

For users who are still in the limbo, a comprehensive guide is available on what to expect to see if players can be successful or not with selling their towns. Players have attributed the problem to unpaid loans - a theory corroborated by ambrawr, the Animal Crossing user who developed the guide.

The chaos surrounding the Animal Crossing: New Leaf update has not yet melted down. Some players are in fact had success in getting an appraisal and selling their town. Nintendo is yet to issue an explanation to the problem.