Want to listen to Animal Crossing music while you browse the internet? Well there’s now a Google Chrome extension that allows you to do just that. The neat thing is is that the extension changes the music based on the time of day you play based on the system clock. The nifty little extension also includes the soundtrack for every Animal Crossing title released, so there’s plenty to listen to.
Thanks, Nintendo Lieutenant Cereza
That’s pretty rad.
Animal crossing intensifies
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I’ve known about this for several months now….can get pretty annoying very fast!
Agreed. I downloaded it a very long while ago (probably over a year?), and deleted it a couple of days later because it got really annoying, as you’ve said. It’s fun at the beginning, but yea, doesn’t last for too long, unfortunately.
This
Is this Nintendo’s doing? or we shall fear the Nintendo copyright strike ban hammer?
Better enjoy this quick….I sense a cease and dismiss inbound!
It’s been out for a while
But now it’s popular.
Awesome thanks! Sounds impressive!
I’ve had this for a while now…. Maybe since the beginning of the school year or last year… I can’t remember….
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The idea of music changing according to the system clock is a fun example of how digital experiences can respond to different times of day. For readers interested in understanding time formats more clearly, https://militarytimehub.com/military-time-converter/ offers a simple reference for converting between standard and 24-hour time. This can be useful when comparing time-based features, schedules, and clock settings across different applications or devices.