From Mario games. Also known as Princess Toadstool, she is the Princess of the Mushroom Kingdom and and is the damsel-in-distress to be saved by Mario. Based of her Tomodachi Life appearance from the Nintendo Direct. Tags: mario bros, nintendo, princess, tomodachi life. Categories: Games. Created on the: 3ds. Issue: Mii voice keeps cutting out mid-sentence. Especially noticeable during News reports as the report skips forward along with the voices. Game runs flawlessly otherwise with no lag or graphical issues whatsoever. System Information Operating System: Windows 7 SP1 CPU: Intel i3 4360 Haswell @ 3.70GHz GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 730 MSI 2GB Citra Version (found in title bar): Canary #796 Game. Tomodachi Life is a Mii life simulation game released by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS on June 6, 2014. 1 Description 2 In-Yogiverse 2.1 Zoey 2.2 Martyn 2.3 Kim 3 Episode Guide The game takes place on an island inhabited by various Mii's, which the player can import from their 3DS or 2DS or other devices, or QR codes, or create from scratch using the 3DS' camera or the in-game creation tools. Tomodachi Life Voice Generator Free; Tomodachi Life Voice Generator Full; Jun 09, 2014 Rob plays Tomodachi Life! I don't know how to explain this game. Tomodachi Life was played on a Nintendo 3DS, and recorded using a capture card. If you're interested in supporting Rob, consider. Jun 16, 2014 Tomodachi Life Mii QR Codes.
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The following QR codes can be scanned to give you many of the Miis that reside on my Wolf Bobs Island in Tomodachi Life. To scan them, go to town hall in your Tomodachi Life game and choose the 'QR Code' option. Choose 'Scan QR Code' and then hold your 3DS or 2DS up to your computer monitor (or tablet or phone) so that the QR code shown lines up with the dotted outline shown on your 3DS. Here is my list, in alphabetical order.
Alien:
Ann Veal (from Arrested Development):
Anna Crossing (daughter of Villager and Stella):
Annyong / Hel-loh Bluth (from Arrested Development):
Baker Mayfield (NFL player--QB of the Cleveland Browns):
Batman / Bruce Wayne:
Bert (from Sesame Street):
Blake (son of Mr. Bean and Squishy):
Bobby Hill (from King of the Hill):
Bomberman:
Buster Bluth (from Arrested Development):
Charlie Brown (from Peanuts):
Conan O'Brien:
Count Von Count (from Sesame Street):
Darth Vader (from Star Wars):
Elly / Elhaym Van Houten (from Xenogears):
Emily (daughter of Popeye the Sailor Man and Lucille 2):
Gavin (son of Conan and Maeby):
George Bluth Sr. (from Arrested Development):
GOB (from Arrested Development):
Hailey (daughter of George Sr. and TZ):
Inkling Girl (from Splatoon):
Inigo Montoya (from The Princess Bride):
Kevin Love (NBA player for Cleveland Cavaliers):
Lindsay Funke (from Arrested Development):
Lucille 2 Austero (from Arrested Development):
Madeline (daughter of The Count and Velma):
Madison (daughter of Darth Vader and Peach):
Maeby Funke (from Arrested Development):
Marina (from Splatoon 2):
Miss Piggy (from The Muppets):
Mr. Bean:
Mr. Saturn (from Earthbound / Mother):
Pauline (from Donkey Kong and Super Mario Odyssey):
Popeye the Sailor Man:
Rosalina (from Super Mario Galaxy):
Ryder (son of Shaq and Lindsay):
Skull:
Snoopy (from Peanuts):
Squishy:
Stella Crossing (daughter of Breezy and Gaston):
The Swedish Chef (from The Muppets):
Tobias Funke (from Arrested Development):
TZ (Danielle Toon Zelda):
Velma Dinkley (from Scooby-Doo):
Villager (from Animal Crossing and Smash Bros. 4):
'Weird Al' Yankovic:
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Xavier (son of Zoidberg & Miss Piggy):
Yukon Cornelius (from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer):
Zoidberg (from Futurama):
For the favorite & worst foods of the Mii islanders above, see my page of special reaction foods.
Some of the Miis on Wolf Bobs Island were created by others. Here are links to them:
Breezy and Gaston: From Breezycrossing on Tumblr
Shaq (Shaquille O'Neal): Originally from the official Tomodachi Life site, now available here.
Mario, Luigi, and Peach: From Crystal Dreams
Be sure to check out my Tomodachi Life Blog to follow my ongoing adventures in the game or read my review of the game. I also maintain lists of kids born on my island and items in my collection.
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What is Tomodachi Life?
Tomodachi Life is a life simulator game for the 3DS - and one it's hard to sum up in just a few words, due to how incredibly weird it is! Think a game like Animal Crossing, only where all the inhabitants are the cartoony Mii characters you've created on your 3DS, perhaps your friends, family, celebrities, or anyone else you can think of! You play as the owner of the island the Miis live on, watching their interactions, tending to their wants and needs, and generally trying to make their relationships (friendships and otherwise) go without a hitch.
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How do you play Tomodachi Life?
The game is based around the interactions of the Mii characters, both with each other and with the player. Each day, your characters will want to do something different, whether they're angling for a specific item or food (thankfully, there are no negative repercussions to not giving them food), some new clothes or a room design. They may also want to make friends with one of the other Mii characters on the island (you can advise them how best to try and befriend their friend-to-be - what things to talk about, where to do it, etc), or, they may simply want to play a mini game.
Whilst the game is rather relaxed, there are some events and happenings that occur at certain times of day based on a real-time clock, so an event happening in the game at 12:30pm requires you to be on your 3DS at 12:30pm in real life. It's also a game that's much more suited to hopping in and out of multiple times throughout the day rather than extended play sessions. With no set end goal to work towards once you've opened up all of the island, this is a game aimed at those who like to experiment and play rather than those who prefer progression and goals.
How easy is Tomodachi Life to pick up and play?
In terms of accessibility, Tomdoachi Life is actually really easy to get to grips with, as there's nothing you can really fail at - the whole appeal of the game is that funny things happen, and you get to watch. Perhaps as complex as things get is that sometimes Miis may ask for items which may have not yet been unlocked in the stores, or may want items from a particular category, such as salty or sweet food, which can make figuring out what to give them a bit difficult. Likewise, the Mii Quiz mini-game will ask you questions about your islanders, such as who has a specific personality type, which may trip up some of the younger players - although there's no real penalty for getting it wrong either.
To be honest, the only real question mark here is the amount of reading required. While most of the game is voiced, each of the Miis in the game speaks with a computer generated voice that can sometimes bungle the pronunciation of names, and often isn't all that clear, meaning you mostly end up relying on the subtitles. Otherwise, the only real reading involved is the odd description of items, or letting you know how a character reacted to a present you gave them - generally basic sentences, and generally sentiments you can tell visually, from the reaction of the characters, they're hardly essential reading.
Sample Sentences:
- 'Batman is here with Iwata.'
- 'He liked it a lot.'
- 'These bubbles are better outside than indoors. For kids (and grown-ups).'
Mii Text To Speech
Tomodachi Life is, like similar Nintendo title Animal Crossing, a safe choice for young children, with no real mature content. There's no bad language, no violence, save the odd comedy-style scuffle between inhabitants, and no gore whatsoever. Whilst Mii characters falling in love (and later getting married and having children) is a part of the interactions seen on the island, it's all portrayed in an innocent light. Once a couple gets married, an icon may pop up a short while later, where the couple will announce they're thinking of having a baby. If you choose the encouraging option (something like 'Sounds great!'), a few days later, they'll announce the birth of their new child. There's no rude noises, and no awkward sex scenes - there's even an option that lets you toggle whether babies can be born, if you want to be doubly sure of avoiding any potentially awkward conversations.
Age Ratings
Tomodachi Life Voice Guide English
Format Reviewed: Nintendo 3DS