Tomodachi Life: Welcome version bundled with every full version of Tomodachi Life!. Nintendo reveals that every full version of Tomodachi Life, launching on 6th June exclusively to Nintendo 3DS and ...

Tomodachi Life is really random concept. Sometimes you’re feeding pancakes to one of your Miis, the next you’re performing an elaborate musical number.

The joys of Tomodachi Life aren't found in its mechanics, though — they're found in its humor, which is hardwired into every single facet of the game.

"Tomodachi Life" uses a voice synthesizer to actually speak everything your Miis might say. There's enough variety, so it does not sound like the same robotic voice for every person.

Oddball 3DS sim Tomodachi Life will come bundled with two download codes for a trial version of the game, which will be redeemable from the Nintendo eShop.

The lack of interactivity, though, should. WarioWare's always been about deconstructing what it is to be a game, while Tomodachi Life goes out of its way to avoid every really becoming one.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream introduces a small but surprising change to its Miis, sparking debate among longtime fans of the series.

Sharing Is Caring In both Tomodachi Collection and Tomodachi Life, the main location is the Mii Apartments. This is where all Miis live and is automatically upgraded to fit up to 100 Miis.

With all this talk about Tomodachi Life, I'm sure there's a question on everyone's minds: Just how long will someone be able to keep playing?

Nintendo didn't include the option for same-sex couples in bizarre sim Tomodachi Life, but there is a workaround -- of sorts.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is the franchise's first new entry in more than 10 years Nintendo's 3DS social sim is finally getting a sequel on Nintendo Switch systems.

What platforms is Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream on? At the moment, Nintendo has only confirmed that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will be released for the original Switch.