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Tomodachi Life Discussion (Nintendo 3DS) [game]
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7.83/10 from 6 user ratings |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Tomodachi Life on the 3DS!
To start, please add this game to your log, add it to your collection (if applicable), and (when you are ready) rate it using the link above!
So... Tomodachi Life is a game that exists. It is rather difficult to describe, as it does not really adhere to "standard" game parameters that we know. It's kind of like a mix of The Sims, Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon and... Nintendogs, I suppose? The game centers around Mii characters created or imported in the game by the player, and they live out their lives on an island. The player can interact with the various Miis, by giving them gifts, talking with them, solving problems, or just watching them do random stuff. And that's it. It doesn't sound very compelling, but it can be rather charming. In any case, who else has this game? What are your thoughts so far? How goes life on your island? How goes...your friends, your drama, your life? URL to share (right click and copy)
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05/29/14, 03:44 Edited: 05/29/14, 03:53
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Damn it, I had a couple papragraphs of crap typed in and hit some damn key and some weird script bullshit popped up and I lost everything. I fucking hate that. Like I'm really pissed when stupid shit like that happens. Anyways, my post went something like this:
Nintendo finally gives all of us a demo, though, there isn't enough meat to the demo to decide if I want to blow $35 bucks on TomoLife. Don't get me wrong, I know Nintendo doesn't want to offer up too much and then people are satisfies with just playing the demo, but in this care, with a game this strange and hard to describe, Nintendo should have offered up a little more for the demo.
Also, I've read a few impressions of a couple different sites that after a couple weeks of putting a fair amount of time into the game it becomes to repetitious and not much new stuff to see.
Now, I've also never played an Animal Crossing game, but I've always been intrigued by that title and I still might download the 3DS version. Anyways, it sounds like TomoLife doesn't have anywhere near the substance of Animal X'ing. I could be wrong and those impressions might be off or maybe I would still find stuff to do or at least the game would still be fun for me.
I guess if I was to download or buy a game like this, I would just go for Animal X'ing at this point. Or if I wait just a week or so longer, both games will just fall off my radar and I'll save myself like $30. |
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