Originally, the message read ' Nintendo Switch Online members can only have save data recovered one time due to loss or damage of system,' which many players found both confusing and irritating. Check out the new version of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons fine print below, which has been altered from its original version to read ' More details on save data recovery functionality will be shared at a future date.' Just yesterday Nintendo re-uploaded their video from the recent Animal Crossing: New Horizons Direct livestream to YouTube, and the wording of the disclaimer underneath Nintendo's game recovery system has been changed. Now, it looks like Nintendo may be changing their opinion on the way cloud saving works, or at least is entertaining the possibility of allowing fans to access their game save files again in the case of more than one emergency. Related: Theory: Animal Crossing Is Set On Post-Apocalypse Earth (& New Horizons Proves It) This information, coupled with the game's complete lack of any accessible type of cloud save functionality, made many fans upset. During a recent Nintendo Direct livestream which focused primarily on different aspects of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nintendo revealed (in small text at the bottom of the screen) that players who had their Nintendo Switch consoles destroyed, lost, or stolen would be allowed to recover their save game data on a different console, but only once. Not everything which has been revealed about Animal Crossing: New Horizons has been received positively, however. Scheduled to be released a little less than a month from now, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is currently one of the Nintendo Switch's most anticipated games, in part thanks to exciting features like the ability for series fans to import Animal Crossing: New Leaf custom designs into New Horizons. It's beginning to look as if Animal Crossing: New Horizonsplayers may be able to recover save games more often than they originally thought, as Nintendo has changed the feature's fine print after an outpouring of disapproval from fans.

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