By: Ryan Ramakrishnan
Nintendo took the world by storm for the last month with “Animal Crossing: New Horizons.” And I’m no exception, having punched in dozens of hours into progressing my island without a tiny bit of signing off on the horizon. However, like all great things in life, this game is not perfect. For every addictive hustle of flipping fruit and turnips or creative endeavors in my up and coming mansion, “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” leave me frustrated by simple decisions made or lack thereof. These are those annoyances that Nintendo should have done differently in the latest “Animal Crossing.”

