Nintendo Selects: Tomodachi Life - Nintendo 3DS

The media could not be loaded. Doesn’t make you crash out, but didn’t come with a case only came in a small plastic bag I play this every day four day delivery also

This is a simulation game. You suddenly become the landlord of Mii apartments. Miis (your creations and one that represents you) will inhabit your (insert name) island. The Miis will live their lives, become friends, argue with each other, fall in love, have families, and play mini-games with you. You buy food, clothes, and interiors for your renters and give it to them to make them happy. Their happiness is measured by a gauge. There is no real end goal, so it’s up to you by how much you invest in the characters. That is the basis of the game and it is freaking fun!The game runs seamlessly without any lag. The graphics are decent. Not top-notch but to be expected. They are Miis after all. The Miis speak only in English and they tend to sound a little robotic. (No matter how much you customized their voices.) However, no complaints from me since it is nice that everything is vocalized. This is a clean game. There is no kissing. So it’s perfect for young children to play. There is 3D functionality but pretty useless.There is only one con. What I regret is that I came to this game too late. Not a lot of people play anymore and I can’t get as many travelers or move my travelers along. Plus, I missed out on a lot of special items. So, this is the true negative to the game. A minor complaint would be the limited amount of a 100 Miis. As a result, having children becomes limited and having them travel is impossible since there aren’t places for them to go nowadays. If there was a function like Pokemon where you can transfer Miis on-line, it would make things a lot easier.I’m addicted. I have played this game non-stop the moment I got it and it is always my go-to game when I’m on the go. I enjoy making relationships and breaking the ones I don’t want. I have fun trying to find their favorite foods and making them happy. I feel omnipotent. The Miis can get divorce and break-up, so save often. I have been lucky that all my couples are happily marry despite arguments. Get this game. I’m a puzzle/platform/RPG gamer and I love this game. I’m going to be sad to put this game when I finally married everyone off. But I have spent over 80+ hours on this game and I have no regrets. Definitely a 5 star game.

First off, the game looks to be in good quality! I appreciate hand written notes from sellers and the extra freebies! But I’ve been wanting this game for so long and the game is in very very good condition I love it!! I recommend!!!

A game doesn't have to be action packed or grand to deliver a satisfying experience. Surprisingly, this game express joy through silly day to day tasks while you watch over your residents as though you are their divine entity that they answer to. The more Miis you have, the more features unlocks. This could be something as simple as items and completing activities, to helping them make friends, resolve conflict, and raise families.The best part about the Miis is they could be anyone you want, be it loved ones, enemies, famous people, favorite characters, or original characters (OC) and you can sit back and watch as these random people from different backgrounds interact with each other and get into all sorts of wacky shenanigans. They could form friendships or get into fights or stir drama over their crushes and in some cases may even get divorced.It may get repetitive for some after some time; this is a game that can be satisfied in small doses.Personally though, I would sometime spend hours taking care of my islanders and observing the bizarre nonsense they get themselves into. The Miis are surprisingly enduring, and there are tons of collectables that you can buy each day.It surprised me how much I actually liked Tomodachi Life, considering I usually prefer more exciting adventures like The Legend of Zelda. Sometimes its just plesent to have a casual game where you can relax and laugh once in a while!

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The concept of this game is hilarious. You make look-alikes of yourself and people you know, with customized personalities. You can buy them outfits, hats, room designs. Food... You sometimes play very short mini games with them. Customize them to say certain things. Give them items to keep that they'll pull out and use sometimes. Give them one time use items. Watch their dreams. Introduce them to each other. Help them with their problems, which is how you earn money to get them things.My BIGGEST complaint, and really the only one worth getting annoyed over that I can think of, is the romance system. There are times the game wants to put two characters together, one of them will tell you they want to. If you don't want it to happen, you do have the option of telling them a reason not to (too soon, bad match). No matter how you break it to them, they then get depressed, and you have to waste a handful of items cheering them up. That would be mildly bothersome, but fine. Except that it won't be over. They will KEEP suggesting the same match every day until you eventually luck out getting another character they show interest in. That portion of the game isn't easily manipulated, and is the fastest way to get me to toss it aside for the day. I'm not obsessed with it going just right, but, considering it's meant to be based on real people, there are some matches that would be more uncomfortable to watch than funny.Other than that... The game is a lot of fun. The characters say really silly things. Silly interactions. It's fun to share with friends. If you don't get too worked up about it going just so, it's definitely worth picking up!