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What you need to know
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a relaxed simulation game centered around collecting items.
- The game's first and only paid DLC, Happy Home Paradise, features extended customization options for homes.
- The latest update to the game fixes bugs associated with the Happy Home Paradise DLC.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons received a new update, 2.0.3, which focused on bugs and glitches encountered within the game's paid DLC, Happy Home Paradise.
Here are the patch notes:
Ver. 2.0.3 (Released 24 November 2021)
Fixed Issues related to DLC
The following issues related to the paid DLC Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Happy Home Paradise have been fixed.
- Fixed an issue where items could be duplicated through a specific method.
- Fixed an issue where the same character could appear twice on the island where Paradise Planning is located.
To update your game, ensure that your console is first connected to the internet. Upon starting up the game, you'll receive a prompt that a new update is available. Download the update to install it.
Source: iMore
Alternatively, you can press the + button while your cursor hovers over the game to go to the game's Options menu. Select "Software Update" and then "Via the Internet". This prompts a manual search for updates. You'll be able to see what version of the game you're running in the upper right-hand corner of the Options menu.
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