The Strong Museum of Play announces new finalists for its Video Game Hall of Fame every year, and this year’s potential inductees are a heavyweight collection of video game franchises and titles that have become legendary in the years since they were first released. And Farmville’s also there for some reason. Here’s the full list from the Strong Museum.

While Nintendo is banking on a weaker year ahead, the last quarter has been especially good for business. Here’s a quick rundown of those numbers.

The island living simulator has beaten the US sales for every Mario and Zelda title, and only just trails behind Smash Brothers in lifetime copies shipped.

Anyone who claims that Animal Crossing is just too niche a game to bring in the cash, clearly wasn’t expecting these kinds of numbers.

PETA’s latest stunt is a walkthrough that can be safely tossed into the bin where it belongs. There’s nothing wrong with being vegan, but even the staunchest believer in a meat-free life would probably order a T-Bone steak before following these “tips”. According to PETA, pretty much every activity available in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is verboten.

According to a post on ResetEra, the granny has played Animal Crossing: New Leaf for over 3000 hours. Next stop, Counter Strike!

On March 20, you’ve got to ask yourself: Are you a DOOM Eternal fan, or will you be paying Tom Nook a visit in Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Well in the words of Zoidberg: Why not both? If there is one thing that the DOOM and Animal Crossing communities have going for them currently, it’s the wholesome fan art featuring the Doom Slayer interacting with Isabelle.

This month’s biggest releases couldn’t be more diametrically opposed: On March 20 we have the bloody return of DOOM, while Nintendo takes to the field with the adorable Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Two polar opposites, who deserve all the love in the world for what they bring to the table. Beyond those two, here’s what you can expect for the rest of the month.