​Hidden ghost found in new graveyard wall for Animal Crossing fans

When players visit their towns in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, they will be treated to an exclusive experience. One player discovered a ghost in the new graveyard wall when he used the camera feature to take photos of his home. There are many surprises in the game that should not be missed, so you should not miss this one too.

Every day, people find something new about Animal Crossing: New Leaf with its plethora of secrets and hidden surprises waiting to be uncovered by players who explore every inch of town. It's no wonder why the game has been so popular since its release last November; there truly is something for everyone! You can do anything from decorating your house or town, fishing on the lake, catching bugs, making friends with your neighbors, collecting furniture, participating in events held by the villagers, and lots more.

Many unknowns remain about Animal Crossing: New Leaf, even though it has been available for over five months. Could there be more surprises to come?

As Halloween is over, you may have noticed that fewer spooky scares have appeared in your video games. Since the holiday season, zombies and witches have been cast aside, and reindeer and elves have taken their place.

Somebody over at Nintendo missed the memo, though. This week, Animal Crossing: New Horizons released their latest DLC, Happy Home Paradise. For those of you who will put up a Graveyard Wall in the house of your villager, there was one last scary Easter egg hidden.

Even if your otherwise happy home has creepy wallpaper, it will already give it a gloomy vibe. Reddit user shows how turning out the lights makes things even spookier as a ghost will suddenly appear without warning. Additionally, the ghost will move around your wall as if it were haunting you.

Several new items have been added to New Horizons today, including this ghostly wall. The long-stalled debt simulator has been languishing after being ignored for months. Now, fans are eagerly awaiting new content. Players can design vacation homes to rent out to villagers and run Brewster's cafe at Blathers' museum by using this new DLC. Moreover, when you wear a hat, you can now see your hair. I'd pay the admission price just to see your hair.

If you don't want to pay for the DLC, you can receive it with the Expansion Pack for Nintendo Switch Online. Recently, the Sega Genesis and Nintendo 64 games emulation has fallen under fire due to its poor performance. As a result of that and the steep price increase for just a few older games, the Expansion Pack trailer has become one of the most disliked ones on Youtube. Fans of Animal Crossing will surely enjoy the new items and activities in the Happy Home Paradise DLC, regardless of how they obtain them. The island may be overrun with ghosts and goblins.

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