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Just a collection of QR codes, cute art, and anything else that tickles my fancy. [This is a side blog to my personal one, so I can't follow you from here, sorry!] If you found me through StreetPass then congrats! Feel free to send me a message. Click here for tags and easy navigation!

[jordunkle]

Some stylish animals :’)

[battlevilla]

[bogbell]

it’s…an actual path! I wanted a multi-piece path for my town so I finally made one. no corner pieces (yet at least) but the little insert squares work well.

[kailama]

This is my Café…have some patterns.

[bogbell]

the path patterns I’ve made so far. the mossy path is pretty much only good for going in one direction but the cobblestones can be tiled any way.

[jaesreactivatedtwitter]

Pastel Carousel ACNL Tile QR Code

[bramblescrossing]

So I know you guys have been asking for a while, so here you go! I’m finally posting Foxdenn’s spring/summer paths <3 Click the “Keep reading” for the qrs!

-Bram

Keep reading

[purfectpeach]

updated my ables for the winter :3

[applebyvillage]

Some wooden paths useful for plot resetting

[kkjongara]

are villager adoptions still a thing?

‘cause if so someone should come get Merengue from me, she’s in boxes right now

she’ll be 100% original too if that’s your kinda thing :V

IM me tho or i won’t notice what you say, i have note alerts and whatnot turned off on mobile

[bidoofcrossing]

[tinycartridge]

Animal Crossing goes camping on smartphones late November ⊟ 

It’s finally coming, a mobile version of Nintendo’s super popular social sim! Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp (for iOS and Android) looks and plays a lot like previous versions on dedicated gaming consoles, but this time you’re developing and customizing campgrounds instead of a town. And instead of decorating a home, you’re filling up and expanding a camper vehicle.

Unlike past Animal Crossings that feature a giant playground where most of the action takes place, Pocket Camp has you driving to different areas for various experiences, like shopping, fishing, catching bugs, and mining. Those activities allow you to pick up resources or complete tasks for other characters, enabling you to buy or make furniture and decorative items. As with most free mobile games, you can skip all that (and speed up the time to make stuff) by buying Leaf Tickets – you can also earn these here and there just by playing.

One of Pocket Camp’s new features is a friendship level you’ll have with the animals you come across. You can chat with them and fulfill requests to increase your friendship level, and decorate your campsite with the animal’s favorite furniture to encourage them to visit you. Of course, you’ll also be able to visit and invite friends, and purchase their fish, fruit, and bugs.

You can learn more about Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp on its official site.

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[nintendocafe]

Tune in on October 24th at 8:00pm Pacific Time for an Animal Crossing Mobile Direct exclusively about the Animal Crossing MOBILE game!

http://bit.ly/2yy2Cyy

[guru--guru]

Pacific Time - 8:00 pm  Central Time - 10:00 pm Eastern Time - 11:00 pm ((check your timezone here!))

[talkingtotheanimals]

chattyanimals has asked for a sweater with cats, and so one has been made! This is what I think cats look like. Apparantly. oooh.

[mayormitch-blog1]

Once again, I’m not having it today.

[eva-420]

tom nook gave us 0 down payment 0% interest home loans in the worst housing recession in american history and people still call him a crook, i cannot abide by this 

[vanilla-latte]

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