The latest episode of Animal Crossing, New Horizons, is fast approaching its March 20 release date, and with the new game being the first new Animal Crossing in the main series since 2012 New Leaf on the Nintendo 3DS , the excitement of the game reaches its peak.
Yesterday it was announced that fans will be offered one last chance to see what the game is all about, as a Nintendo Direct for the game was announced for February 20 at 6 a.m. PST, 9 a.m. EST or 14 p.m. GMT. . The tweet that accompanied the announcement seems to indicate that the 25 minute presentation will introduce players to more of the game island, allow you to see more of what your desert island could look like.
Nintendo of America sur Twitter
Tune in on February 20 at 6 a.m. PT / 9 a.m. EST for an approximately 25-minute live stream of #AnimalCrossing: New Horizons Direct, with an in-depth look at the Getaway Package on the desert island from Nook Inc.!
It's a sight that if you are a fan of the games and are looking forward to the new game that you won't want to miss. However, how can you watch it?
There are a few options open to those looking to watch the Direct, all of which come from the channels on the streaming sites for Nintendo. Depending on the language you want to watch the presentation in, you can head to the appropriate channel to listen in that language.
If you want to watch via YouTube in English for example, the best approach is to keep an eye on the main Nintendo YouTube channels. Once Nintendo has created a page to create the new video, a separate video page will be available with the time remaining before the screencast, and an option to send a notification directly to your device to let you know when the presentation is on. point to start.
Alternatively, you can also view the show through Nintendo's Twitch Page, and similarly to YouTube, to make sure you don't miss the presentation, you can follow the channel and then make sure notifications are turned on. If so, you will be notified when the presentation is uploaded.
Most Nintendo Directs start broadcasting at least ten minutes before the actual presentation. Therefore, once notified that this has started, it should give you time to start the video.
Please note that to enable notification alerts for YouTube or Twitch, you will need an active account for this to work. Alternatively, head to one of the channels about 15 minutes before the show and you should have no problem finding the stream.
