History VideoGame / TomodachiLife

* ConsoleCameo: The Miis can play with a WiiU Gamepad and {{Wii}} Remotes.

* ConsoleCameo: The Miis can be seen playing with a WiiU Gamepad and {{Wii}} Remotes during the international Nintendo Directs.

* ConsoleCameo: The Miis can be seen playing with a WIIU Gamepad and {{Wii}} Remotes during the international Nintendo Directs.

* TheCameo: In the international Nintendo Directs, Zelda, Peach and Samus.
* CulturalTranslation: The game had been described via the developers as getting the same treatment as ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' got when it was localized to international audiences - changing Japanese culture references to those of their international equivalents. For example, what used to be a Sumo wrestling-like game is instead, an "Football"-like one [[note]]Whenever it's Soccer or UsefulNotes/AmericanFootball, in turn, depends on whenever you're playing the European version or the American one.[[/note]].

* HilarityEnsues: There's a hell lot of wacky events that might transpire as you live in the island.
* RandomEventsPlot: Anything can happen in the game. That also goes for the dreams and nightmares your Mii will get, where physics and reality are blown out of proportion.
* SyntheticVoiceActor: The Miis where intentionally given these so that the players can relate to them better. This caused problems when it came to localizing it for international audiences, to the point where the first game [[NoExportForYou wasn't released to western audience]] mainly due to troubles in getting it to work with non-Japanese voices[[note]]They've seemed to have it figured out by now, if the localization of the 3DS version's of any indication.[[/note]].

* CulturalTranslation: The game had been described via the developers as getting the same treatment as ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' got when it was localized to international audiences - changing Japanese culture references to those of their international equivalents. For example, what used to be a Sumo wrestling-like game is instead, an "AmericanFootball"-like one.

* SyntheticVoiceActor: The Miis where intentionally given these so that the players can relate to them better. This caused problems when it came to localizing it for international audiences, to the point where the first game [[NoExportForYou wasn't released to Western Audience]] mainly due to troubles in getting it to work with non-Japanese voices[[note]]They've seemed to have it figured out by now, if the localization of the 3DS version's of any indication.[[/note]].

* CulturalTranslation: The game had been described via the developers as getting the same treatment as Animal Crossing got when it was localized to international audiences - changing Japanese culture-related stuff to those of their international equivalents. For example, what used to be a Sumo wrestling-like game is instead, an "AmericanFootball"-like one.

* CulteralTranslation: The game had been described via the developers as getting the same treatment as Animal Crossing got when it was localized to international audiences - changing Japanese culture-related stuff to those of their international equivalents. For example, what used to be a Sumo wrestling-like game is instead, an "AmericanFootball"-like one.

* TheCameo: In the international Nintendo Directs, Zelda and Samus.

''Tomodachi Life'', known as ''Tomodachi Collection'' in Japan, is a series of simulation games from Creator/{{Nintendo}}. The series first started in 2009 when it was released for the NintendoDS in Japan. The second game, called ''Tomodachi Collection: New Life'' in Japan, and the first one to have an international release (as ''Tomodachi Life''), is on the Nintendo3DS.

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* TheCameo: In the reveal trailer, Zelda and Samus.

''Tomodachi Life'', known as ''Tomodachi Collection'' in Japan, is a series of simulation games from Creator/{{Nintendo}}. The series first started in 2009 when it was released for the NintendoDS in Japan. The second game, called ''Tomodachi Collection: New Life'' in Japan, and the first one to have an international release, is on the Nintendo3DS.

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* NoExportForYou: The original DS version never got a Western localization. Apparently, a big reason for this was that they couldn't get the text-to-speech to work right for English and other languages.

Called ''Tomodachi Collection'' in Japan, ''Tomodachi Life'' is a series of simulation games from Creator/Nintendo. The series first started in 2009 when it was released for the NintendoDS in Japan.

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