Details from a Nintendo leaker indicate that a major update is in the works for Animal Crossing: New Horizons that will supposedly bring Brewster to the title. New Horizons hasn't received an update of consequence for quite some time, leaving many fans curious as to when something of note will finally emerge.
Brewster counts among the most requested of hopeful additions. A well-dressed pigeon who owns The Roost café, this particular character debuted on the Nintendo DS' Animal Crossing: Wild World in 2005. He's appeared in many Animal Crossing titles in the years since then, always available to serve those in need of a good cup of Joe. It's no wonder, then, that Brewster's absence in the latest entry has been felt throughout the Animal Crossing community. To the delight of many a fan, datamined details from several weeks ago hinted the character and his café would eventually debut. Now another leak has apparently added credence to said findings.
Twitter user and Nintendo leaker Samus Hunter (via GamesRadar) recently shared purported insider details about the next major Animal Crossing: New Horizons update. According to the leaker, New Horizons' next big content drop will go live no later than November of this year, bringing with it Brewster and The Roost. The café will most notably serve as a place for players to "meet old friends," Samus Hunter claimed. Read the post in full in the tweet linked below:
On top of the aforementioned datamined information, the above Brewster-related leak does sound promising. But, as is always the case, it's best to take rumors and speculation with a pinch of salt. As of writing, Nintendo has not officially hinted at Brewster's return in a November update.
Nintendo released Animal Crossing: New Horizons over a year ago on the Switch to widespread acclaim from critics and players alike. Its popularity has continued to soar for months on end, with the most recent sales data showing the title at over 35.9 million copies sold as of March 31, 2021. Its fast approaching Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, which counts as the Switch's best-selling title to date at a whopping 37-plus million units sold worldwide. By year's end, New Horizons could very well take the lead.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available on Nintendo Switch.
Source: Samus Hunter/Twitter via GamesRadar
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