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Tomodachi Life sequel sparks It's a privilege to be openly gay A t long last, silly life sim Tomodachi Life is finally getting a sequel on Nintendo Switch with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, ending what's been, for some, a year drought without a new entry in the series. Tomodachi Life is not only one of the strangest games on the 3DS, but also one of the best. While it first hit Japan in as a sequel to the Japan-only DS game, Tomodachi Collection, it arrived overseas a year later, allowing fans to fill an island with their own Miis — complete with customizable personalities and voices — and watch their relationships flourish or go up in flames , figure out their likes and dislikes, and take parts in things like events. You can make Miis perform custom songs in the concert hall, peer into their weird dreams, or give them food so tasty they blast into space.
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