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I had high expectations from this game, since it comes from Ubisoft and they made Rayman Legends. The demo had a few good minigames, so I took a flyer and bought it. To my dismay, immediately upon starting the game you are required to sign into or create a Ubisoft account. I don't have a Ubisoft account, nor do I wish to provide them with my email address in order to play a game that I **just payed them for**. Worse is that I actually bought the game for my children, and to create an account it states that you must be at least 13 years of age (this is because they aren't legally allowed to collect your information if you're under 13). Since my children don't have email addresses, and they're under 13, and I don't want to spend the time creating email account for children just so they can play a game, I called Nintendo and requested a refund. They gave it to me! It's misleading, too... because the game on **** shows as being rated "E for Everyone", but then just to get into the game you must be 13 years old. I'm flabbergasted that this game actually made it out the door this way. Don't they test their own games? Didn't someone stop and think... "people are not going to want to do this"? Shame on you Ubisoft! I'll think twice before purchasing any more of your games.

This is truly bittersweet. I'm unable to even purchase this game because of the development decisions regarding one island per-console. We have a Nintendo Switch because it's a family console. I play as a parent, and several of my children also play. We have 4 joy-cons as well as *many* games. We will not be purchasing Animal Crossing because we do not wish to choose who gets to play it and who gets to "not play" it secondarily. If a future update resolves this issue, count us in.