Last March, I written five blog entries about Animal Crossing’s hourly music and what I thought of them. While my descriptions for each hourly song remains unchanged, my opinions have changed. After the GameCube Version’s soundtracks were released on the Nintendo Music App for Animal Crossing’s 25th anniversary (following New Leaf’s release on Nintendo Music last October), I decided to listen to every hourly song a couple of times to give it a more accurate review. Because to be honest, I haven’t listened to all of the hourly songs in a while when I last written the following entries:
- GameCube Version Hourly Analysis
- Wild World/City Folk Hourly Analysis
- New Leaf Hourly Analysis
- New Horizons Hourly Analysis
- Comparing the Games
But now that I listened to all of the hourly songs since last Spring, I have a clearer picture of the hourly songs. In fact, there was even one day where I listened to all 96 hourly songs, starting with the early morning tunes of the GameCube Version and ending with the late night tunes of New Horizons. While I forgot what some of them sounded like, I certainly didn’t forget what New Leaf’s 1 AM soundtrack and GameCube Version’s 7 PM soundtrack sounded like.
A little review of the time zones:
In all reviews, I divided the day into 7 different periods, the four three-hour periods from the AM side of the clock, and the three four-hour periods from the PM side of the clock. Just letting you know what they were like in a nutshell:
Early Morning:
The Early Morning consists of 6 AM, 7 AM, and 8 AM, when a new day has started, but it’s before the activity really starts to wake up.
- The GameCube Version’s hourly songs sound like the beginning of a new day. It starts with a “rise and shine” track, followed by two Spring-like melodies where one shows the true beginning of the day and the other is like a wonderful daytime.
- The ones from Wild World (as well as City Folk since it had the same hourly songs) had a similar feel. While the first one sounds like why you don’t want to be awake early, the next two show the beginning of a new day, with 7 AM being the start and 8 AM being a wonderful morning tune.
- The ones in New Leaf had a much different feel to them. While the first one does sound like the beginning of a new day, the calm tunes basically remind you that these are the morning hours that are hardly active, as many are still asleep. Coincidentally, unless if you have Early Bird turned on, this is all before the Re-Tail opens.
- The ones in New Horizons have a mixed feel. The first one is the opening number, the second one is the first scene, and the third one is a regular daytime tune.
Late Morning:
The Late Morning consists of 9 AM, 10 AM, and 11 AM, when the activity really starts to wake up. It’s still the morning.
- The GameCube Version’s hourly songs sound like a rather lazy morning, while having an energetic tune af tthe end of the morning tracks.
- The ones from Wild World have a “rough times” feel, where the 9 AM track sounds like “what could possibly go wrong?”, the 10 AM track sounds like there’s hope, and the 11 AM track is acceptance that times will be rough.
- The ones from New Leaf capture the feel that this is when the day really starts up. While the date changes at 12 AM and the day starts at 6 AM, all activity begins at 9 AM, as later tunes indicate the rising activity. The 11 AM track sounds like the morning hours are about to come to an end, for that everyone should be awake by then.
- The ones from New Horizons are these “wonderful day” tunes, but they’re coming from the morning rather than the afternoon.
Afternoon:
The Afternoon consists of 12 PM, 1 PM, 2 PM, and 3 PM, the most active times of the day. The Sun is at the top, so it’s time to play.
- In the first half, the songs of the GameCube Version sound like a wonderful day, but in the second half, they sound like everything’s calmed down or remains to be a lazy day.
- Wild World’s hourly tunes sound like a wonderful day, with 1 PM being the happiest, and 12 PM being like it’s the beginning of the bright times.
- New Leaf’s hourly tunes are a reminder of how active this time of the day is. This is where activity is at the peak.
- New Horizon’s hourly tunes sound like everything calmed down rather than embraced the sunlight hours. They also sound more like you’re in the city rather than in any general location.
Evening:
The Evening consists of 4 PM, 5 PM, 6 PM, and 7 PM, when the Sun is setting. What they all have in common is that these tunes indicate the day is ending.
- The GameCube Version’s songs are mixed feelings. 4 PM sounds more like it’s another enjoyable tune, but you’re happy with the early evening. 5 PM sounds like everything is over so it’s time for a review. 6 PM sounds like the night has started. And 7 PM is a depressing tune mourning the daylight hours since this is when you see the last of the Sun’s light before it finally disappears from the sky.
- The first half of Wild World’s songs sound like the day is already coming to an end, where 4 PM is more intense and 5 PM is a calmer sequel. The second half has both a happy evening tune and a nighttime lullaby, where the latter is the closing song.
- New Leaf, just like for its early morning tunes, gives you a different perspective of the time of the day. The 4 PM song is the first signal, the 5 PM song is the final signal before it’s time to go home, the 6 PM song is a sad tune since the day is over, and the 7 PM song sounds like the night is beginning, opposed to that the day is ending.
- New Horizons is kinda like if you rolled a ball to a wall until it gets to the other side of the wall. 4 PM sounds like it’s getting close to the end, 5 PM sounds like it’s getting closer, 6 PM sounds like the end is here, and 7 PM sounds like the night has began.
Early Night:
The Early Night consists of 8 PM, 9 PM, 10 PM, and 11 PM, when it’s already dark outside, but there’s still activity. And then the activity starts to end.
- The 8 PM song in the GameCube Version sounds like a nighttime adventure, the 9 PM song sounds like a calm tune, the 10 PM song sounds like there’s one last hurrah before the date switches, and the 11 PM song sounds like everything is all over, for that there’s nothing left in the day.
- In Wild World, the 8 PM song sounds like the rough times are finally over, the 9 PM song sounds like a wonderful night, the 10 PM song has the first signal that the actual 24-hour day is ending, and the 11 PM song sounds like you’re at the end of the 24-hour day.
- The first half of the songs in New Leaf sound like you’re enjoying the night as it’s here. But the second half are some depressing tunes that the 24-hour day is coming to an end, with the 11 PM tune being a depressing tune mourning the day since this is the last stretch of the day before midnight, when the date switches.
- The ones in New Horizons all sound like a nighttime adventure, with the 11 PM tune sounding like it’s all over as you’re ready to see the new day.
Late Night:
The Late Night consists of 12 AM, 1 AM, and 2 AM, as this is the first half of the darkest hours of the night (a time when nobody’s awake and the Sun is down).
- The songs in the GameCube Version, barring the late night party tune, given their slow tunes, lack of melody, and more use of percussion, they basically sound like nobody is awake. Though 12 AM sounds like the beginning of a new day.
- The songs in Wild World have mixed feelings again. 12 AM sounds like the new day has started, but since it’s late at night, nobody would care. 1 AM and 2 AM give opposite perspectives of being alone at night, where 1 AM is a happy tune and 2 AM is a sad tune.
- The songs in New Leaf are a reminder of how empty the nighttime is since activity is all gone. 12 AM sounds like the beginning of another day, but it’s empty and scary since no place is open. 1 AM sounds like another sleepy tune when you’re inside, but reminds you of how scary the night hours are (especially in the countryside). And 2 AM sounds like all activity has stopped.
- The songs in New Horizons gives you a different perspective. For 12 AM, rather than being the beginning of a new day as the date switches, it’s a calm and peaceful tune in the middle of the night. 1 AM and 2 AM also sound like calm peaceful tunes for night-dwellers.
Dawn:
The Dawn consists of 3 AM, 4 AM, and 5 AM, as this is the second half of the darkest hours of the night. But the night is already ending.
- The songs in the GameCube Version, just like in the early night, sound like nobody is really awake, which means less melody. And then it ends with a transition tune from night to day.
- The first two songs in Wild World’s sound like a nighttime jamboree, while the next one sounds like the night is over, so there’s no need to panic.
- The 3 AM song in New Leaf sounds like the night before Christmas or another day in the winter. The 4 AM song sounds like the zombie apocalypse. And the 5 AM song sounds like the night hours are over, as the happy tune indicates their end.
- The 3 AM song in New Horizons sounds like you have stayed up way too late. The 4 AM song sounds like the beginning of the end of the night hours. And the 5 AM song sounds like a happier version of the 4 AM song.
General Synopsis:
Regardless of what you think of the songs, all four games followed the same scheme among their tunes. The GameCube’s hourly songs are more acoustic, just like most songs from the GameCube games. Wild World’s is minimalist with repeat styles in many hourly songs. New Leaf’s seems rather weak and forgettable, as the only reason why they aren’t forgettable is because of nostalgia. And New Horizons’ sounds like a summer garage band.
Changes:
While I’m not going to rank all 96 hourly songs again, I’m going to discuss how I would rank them differently if I did. Whatever my opinions were from March, they were based on my overall opinions I had from the last 6 to 12 years. But whatever they are now, it’s not the same. I remember on Bell Tree Forums, I had two blog entries that ranked all 37 furniture series, where the former entry was posted in 2014 as another way to introduce myself, while the latter entry was posted in 2017, showing how my opinion has changed.
First, let’s discuss the 10 PM, 11 PM, 12 AM, and 1 AM songs from New Leaf. While I still have a generally unfavorable opinion of some of New Horizons’ hourly songs, I have warmed up to the “worst” of the New Leaf songs a lot. Originally, I put the 1 AM song right near the bottom due to how scary it sounded (only above Wild World’s 2 AM song), but part of the reasoning is based on how the reset hour isn’t 12 AM (when the date switches), but rather 6 AM. This means the first six hours before aren’t part of the new day, but rather part of the last day. As I’m getting more professional of a critic, the new “worst” hourly songs of New Leaf are where it’s weak and forgettable, not where it’s dark and scary (like 12 AM and 1 AM) or depressing (10 PM and 11 PM). Because when it is depressing or frightening, they are actually more memorable.
To be fairly honest, the original hourly song to be my least favorite was actually 7 PM from the GameCube Version. Back when I played the GameCube Version, it was the only Animal Crossing game at the time, and since I was a kid, I wouldn’t have been able to explore the darkest hours of the night, not without time traveling. So whatever tune sounds like a sad tune reflecting the little daylight hours there are left, it was my least favorite. This was the 7 PM track from the GameCube Version. A few years later, but before Wild World came out, 4 AM eventually took that spot, as it’s more of an “underground version” of the 7 PM song since it’s lower-pitched. Since I warmed up to the 7 PM song from the GameCube Version a lot, this is definitely not the case anymore. New Leaf’s 1 AM song, as well as its 10 PM, 11 PM, and 12 AM songs, followed the exact same path the 7 PM song from the GameCube Version did.
When I made my mixed playlist of hourly songs from both the GameCube Version and New Leaf, the songs I chose for 10 PM, 11 PM, 12 AM, and 1 AM were all from New Leaf, of all games. If they were my least favorite, then why would I choose them? Because they aren’t my least favorite, not anymore. The GameCube Version’s night tunes lacked detail and sound like they were poorly made. I wouldn’t even touch New Horizons’ tunes since I’m boycotting the Switch games’ soundtracks due to Nintendo’s consistent avoidance of adding Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu/Let’s Go Eevee to Nintendo Music. Even if they add Pokémon Let’s Go to the app, they still took too long, as I wouldn’t download any songs from the Switch (not even Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, which also had good music, or Animal Crossing: New Horizons). And Wild World and City Folk aren’t even on Nintendo Music. I can’t add songs from a game that’s not available.
Another thing that changed was my praise towards New Leaf’s 3 AM song and the GameCube Version’s 7 AM song. Previously, 3 AM was my favorite from New Leaf and third favorite overall, and 7 AM was my favorite from the GameCube Version and all 96 songs. While they were unsurprisingly on my Nintendo Music playlist, as they still are the best songs of their respective hours, they have fallen places. 3 AM from ACNL was viewed favorably because it reminded me a little bit of my Christmas Break trip to California back when I was in the 5th grade (which is technically a false attribute since the GameCube Version was the only Animal Crossing game at the time). The 7 AM song from the GameCube Version doesn’t even sound like something that would be my favorite song. Well actually, my real favorite soundtrack coming from any Animal Crossing game is the Nook’s Cranny tune from the GameCube Version, even if the hourly songs were taken in consideration. My second and third favorite tunes also came from the GameCube Version, where they are the Able Sisters’ tune and Nook ‘N’ Go’s tune, respectively. As for the hourly songs, the new king of the hourly tunes is the 12 PM song from Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The bottom of the barrel of all music in the Animal Crossing games are the K.K. Slider songs (both versions) and New Horizons’ hourly songs (save for a few).
I would also like to share that my 9 PM rankings are no longer converged. When I previously ranked all 96 hourly songs, 37 to 40 were the four 9 PM songs. As I gave all another listen, I can confirm that New Leaf had the best one, not because of nostalgia, but rather because it sounds better. The worst one is the GameCube’s 9 PM (even though it was the 9 PM song used in my mixed playlist).
Now my positioning of 1 PM as Wild World’s best, 2 AM as Wild World’s worst and New Horizons’ best, and 3 AM as New Horizons’ worst haven’t changed. What has changed though was that I like the 8 PM song from Wild World more than the 10 AM song.
Battle of the Hourly Tunes:
So just like I did four months ago, I’m going to look at each hour and discuss what the best and worst tunes are. With a better picture of what they sound like, here you go:
- 6 AM – The GameCube Version, New Leaf, and New Horizons all sound like this is a perfect intro of the new day, with the GameCube Version having the strongest. But Wild World’s doesn’t sound like a good intro.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: Wild World/City Folk
- 7 AM – I could care less about how New Horizons did, but GameCube’s and Wild World’s 7 AM songs sounded really good, but the emotion was stronger in the GameCube Version’s 7 AM song. As for New Leaf, it doesn’t have that feel at all.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: New Leaf
- 8 AM – New Leaf once again trails behind the other games in terms of how this hourly song sounds like. It still sounds sleepy in New Leaf, while more energetic in others.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: New Leaf
- 9 AM – I’ve always had a more neutral opinion towards the 9 AM songs, but not for New Horizons. It seemed energetic. But New Leaf’s did have some start feel.
- Winner: New Horizons
- Loser: GameCube Version
- 10 AM – Despite Wild World’s being the least energetic, I still liked the sound of it better. Not so much for New Leaf or New Horizons.
- Winner: Wild World/City Folk
- Loser: New Leaf
- 11 AM – As this is the new best for the GameCube Version, the GameCube Version easily leads other games. But I couldn’t get into Wild World’s.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: Wild World/City Folk
- 12 PM – While New Horizons’ version didn’t sound that bad, it’s still the worst of the 12 PM songs. Wild World’s is okay, and GameCube Version’s is great. But my opinion towards New Leaf is strong.
- Winner: New Leaf
- Loser: New Horizons
- 1 PM – Even with the GameCube Version and New Leaf being more favorable for hourly songs, Wild World is the best, as this is where Wild World was at its best. I do not like New Horizons’ at all.
- Winner: Wild World/City Folk
- Loser: New Horizons
- 2 PM – The GameCube Version’s sounds lazily done and New Horizons sounded terrible. Wild World’s is okay. But New Leaf is the best in this field, and it’s amazing.
- Winner: New Leaf
- Loser: New Horizons
- 3 PM – Just like last time, New Leaf and New Horizons were the top two. But as I listened to the two, I think New Leaf had it better.
- Winner: New Leaf
- Loser: GameCube Version
- 4 PM – This is the one hour where each game is worse than the previous. GameCube’s sounds happier, Wild World’s is the most fitting, but New Leaf and New Horizons aren’t favorable.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: New Horizons
- 5 PM – The GameCube Version’s song is still one of the best hourly songs, with New Leaf coming in second. New Horizons’ 5 PM song is worse than its 4 PM song.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: New Horizons
- 6 PM – With the exception of New Horizons’ song (which is one of the worst hourly songs), all of them were pretty good. I like Wild World’s the best, but the one from the GameCube Version was the one I put on my playlist.
- Winner: Wild World/City Folk
- Loser: New Horizons
- 7 PM – This time, there’s not a single song that I hate or rank very lowly this time. Because all of them were pretty good. The GameCube Version’s perfectly captures the sad feeling that the day is ending. Wild World’s sounds like a nighttime lullaby. New Leaf’s sounds like the night is starting. And New Horizons sounds like “Welcome to the night hours!”
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: New Horizons
- 8 PM – This is the one hour where all of them are really good. Had I did an updated ranked list, all of them would be somewhere in the top half. Even the worst of the 8 PM songs is better than the best of the 9 PM songs (one hour I never had a low opinion towards),
- Winner: Wild World/City Folk
- Loser: New Leaf
- 9 PM – This isn’t good, but it also isn’t bad. It’s actually more neutral. In comparison to all of the other 9 PM songs, New Leaf’s is better. New Horizons seems to be the busiest, while GameCube’s seems to be the laziest.
- Winner: New Leaf
- Worst: GameCube Version
- 10 PM – After years of ranking New Leaf’s much lower, it finally rises to a higher position. But the GameCube Version is still better. One of the two inferior 10 PM songs is on its own now.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: Wild World/City Folk
- 11 PM – I feel that both New Leaf and the GameCube Version did it well. New Leaf’s 11 PM song had a similar feel the 7 PM song did from the GameCube Version, but it’s more about the entire 24-hour day rather than simply the hours the Sun is up. But the GameCube Version’s low intensity percussion is symbolic with how everything has come to a stop.
- Winner: GameCube Version
- Loser: Wild World/City Folk
- 12 AM – Hearing New Horizons’ hourly song shows how much Nintendo has improved on the night tunes. Because the GameCube Version’s needs work, Wild World’s needs work, and New Leaf’s is dark and scary.
- Winner: New Horizons
- Loser: GameCube Version
- 1 AM – Don’t be too surprised to see the GameCube Version lose these many battles. With two exceptions (where one sounds good enough to not be at the bottom and the other having an even more atrocious song), this one is literally a 7-second loop. That doesn’t compare to Wild World’s delight at night tune, New Leaf’s dark and scary tune, or New Horizons’ peaceful night tune. While I warmed up to New Leaf’s, Wild World’s is still the best.
- Winner: Wild World/City Folk
- Loser: GameCube Version
- 2 AM – While my opinion towards New Leaf’s night hours have changed, my opinion towards Wild World’s 2 AM song hasn’t due to how depressing it sounds and for what situation it’s describing. The GameCube Version managed to avoid hitting the bottom because of its interesting party music. New Horizons, however, blew this out of the water, as this is where ACNH is at its best.
- Winner: New Horizons
- Loser: Wild World/City Folk
- 3 AM – While New Leaf’s is no longer as magical, it’s still the best in this area, while Wild World also did it well. The other two aren’t that good. The GameCube Version’s hourly song has obscured the melody, and New Horizons’ is an abomination.
- Winner: New Leaf
- Loser: New Horizons
- 4 AM – In all games, this one is generally unfavorable. But almost nobody is active at this time anyways. New Leaf’s is the most memorable due to its haunting vibes, but I like New Horizons’ the best. My least favorite is the GameCube Version’s.
- Winner: New Horizons
- Loser: GameCube Version
- 5 AM – At the end of the night hours, I have a neutral opinion towards all of them, but still in the bottom half. I did like Wild World’s at the time, but it’s lost its luster to me. New Leaf and New Horizons did it well. The GameCube Version’s is the worst, but at least it doesn’t sound as bad as the other night hour tunes.
- Winner: New Horizons
- Loser: GameCube Version
Overall:
As someone who would listen to all 96 hourly tunes in one day again, here’s my overall opinion towards each game:
- GameCube Version – for much of the day, this is the strongest of the four games, and my high favorability towards the GameCube Version’s hourly songs isn’t even due to nostalgia. Therefore, it’s the best for much of the day. But when we’re looking at the darkest hours of the night, it’s the weakest game due to their lack of melody, lazy tunes, and overuse of percussion.
- Best Hourly Songs: 11 AM, 5 PM, 7 PM
- Worst Hourly Songs: 1 AM, 3 AM, 4 AM
- Wild World/City Folk – it’s stronger than the GameCube Version where the GameCube did wrong, but weaker due to its minimalist style. While there’s more happy tunes, my biggest complaint is how they repeated the same styles or techniques in two or more hours. Think, 7 AM and 1 PM. Think, 8 PM and 1 AM. Think, 12 AM and 3 AM.
- Best Hourly Songs: 1 PM, 8 PM, 10 AM
- Worst Hourly Songs: 2 AM, 11 PM, 10 PM
- New Leaf – while nostalgia has influenced my opinion, I did remember at the time New Leaf was the main game, I ranked this the best, even better than the GameCube Version. But after additional review, I’ll have to admit that some of the tunes really aren’t that good. The best part is that the tunes are more fitting to each hour than the hourly tunes from other Animal Crossing games, but the songs are very weak and easily forgettable. The only reason why they aren’t so forgettable was because of how much I played New Leaf and how much I focused on journalizing two of my towns. And now, the hourly tunes are more like “the best of the 2010s”.
- Best Hourly Songs: 12 PM, 3 PM, 7 PM
- Worst Hourly Songs: 7 AM, 8 AM, 4 PM
- New Horizons – Out of all the games, New Horizons is the worst when it comes to hourly songs. The biggest irony is that, since the GameCube Version was added to Nintendo Music, the songs in New Horizons became my least listened-to hourly songs, even though they were on Nintendo Music since the beginning and is the current Animal Crossing game. That’s because I got in the habit of playing this game with my volume off. And I don’t like playing games with my volume off. Regardless, the biggest strength of New Horizons’ hourly songs was that it had actual instruments playing the songs. Meanwhile, one weakness besides the fact that they aren’t even that good is that the music is unfitting as they seem more timeless than fit for one hour.
- Best Hourly Songs: 2 AM, 12 AM, 8 PM
- Worst Hourly Songs: 3 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM
Finally, if I had to write a mixed playlist once Wild World is added, here’s what I would have for each hour and why (no, I will not use City Folk):
- 6 AM – GameCube Version: The “rise and shine” vibe makes this a good opening song.
- 7 AM – GameCube Version: This is the strongest of the early morning hours in all Animal Crossing games.
- 8 AM – GameCube Version: The song sounds much smoother than Wild World’s and more energetic than New Leaf’s.
- 9 AM – Wild World: GameCube’s is too lazy, and New Leaf’s is basically another “day is beginning tune”.
- 10 AM – Wild World: It’s the best of the 10 AM songs.
- 11 AM – GameCube Version: GameCube’s song is strong, but the other two are weak.
- 12 PM – New Leaf: Aside to being the best hourly song, this is the most matching for a time where activity is at the peak.
- 1 PM – Wild World: Easily the happiest of the tunes.
- 2 PM – Wild World: I may like New Leaf’s better, but it’s more suited for a playlist if my chosen song for 1 PM is the GameCube Version’s, which is not the case.
- 3 PM – Wild World: Any song is fine, but I want to keep this playlist balanced among GameCube, Wild World, and New Leaf.
- 4 PM – GameCube Version: Seems like a happy tune reflecting the evening.
- 5 PM – GameCube Version: Very strong hourly tune for the evening, especially for the summer and fall.
- 6 PM – GameCube Version: While Wild World’s and New Leaf’s are better, this is the one true 6 PM song.
- 7 PM – GameCube Version: A strong and emotional tune reflecting the end of the daylight hours.
- 8 PM – Wild World: Relaxing tune celebrating the end of the rough times.
- 9 PM – New Leaf: Sounds better than the other 9 PM tunes, as this implies the night time is not energetic.
- 10 PM – New Leaf: Depressing first sign that the day is about to end.
- 11 PM – New Leaf: A strong and emotional tune reflecting the end of the day.
- 12 AM – New Leaf: Implies the nighttime is empty and there’s no one awake.
- 1 AM – New Leaf: Implies the nighttime is empty, and it’s scary to go outside at this time at night.
- 2 AM – Wild World: Despite being the worst hourly song, the other 2 AM songs would kill the mood that reflects how nobody is awake at night.
- 3 AM – New Leaf: Higher quality than the GameCube Version’s, and Wild World’s sounds like there’s a party going on at night.
- 4 AM – New Leaf: A zombie rising like tune wouldn’t kill the mood.
- 5 AM – Wild World: Simply to keep a balance between all three games.
As for why I wouldn’t chose New Horizons for any of these hours, here are two reasons why:
- The GameCube Version’s, Wild World’s and New Leaf’s songs mix well. But New Horizons’ music doesn’t mix well due to being too instrumental.
- Perhaps the more important reason, but the absence of Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu/Let’s Go Eevee on Nintendo Music and Nintendo’s outright refusal to add them has invalidated all Nintendo Switch tunes, including New Horizons’ hourly songs. I wanted LGPE to be my first Switch game to download music from on Nintendo Music. And I’m not going to bother with any alternatives.
And that’s all for the hourly songs. I’ll have to say, I’m done talking about Animal Crossing’s hourly soundtrack for a long, long time. The only times I would mention it is a game idea to let us choose our hourly songs.
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