Animal Crossing Pocket Camp review: Nintendo's latest is a charming distraction

Macworld
Nov 28, 2017, 9:00 am490 pts
After making a big splash a year ago with Super Mario Run, Nintendo has turned its attention to mobile versions of games that aren’t quite as iconic or widely known. But just like with Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing has its die-hard proponents—which is kind of funny, given how low-key and incredibly chill the…

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