Developer(s) Nintendo Publisher(s) Nintendo Platform(s) Nintendo 3DS Genre(s) Life Simulation Series Tomodachi Series Tomodachi New Life(トモダチコレクション：新しいライフ: Tomodachi Collection: Newer Life) is the third sequel in the Tomodachi Collection Series. It is a life simulation game for the Nintendo 3DS and the third direct sequel of The Nintendo 3DS Game: Tomodachi. For Tomodachi Life on the 3DS, GameFAQs presents a message board for game discussion and help. The game's box art. Developer(s) Polar Inc. Publisher(s) Nintendo Platform(s) Portal Genre(s) Life Simulation Series Tomodachi Life Predecessor Tomodachi Life, Tomodachi Collection Age Rating(s) PEGI 3 Media Included Cartridge, Digital Download (Portal Ver.), Disc, Digital Download (Thwii Ver.) Tomodachi Life 2 (called Tomodachi Collection: True Life in Japan) is the second instalment in the. Tomodachi Life DX Boxcover Art. For the Nintendo Switch, Tomodachi Life DX (Deluxe) is the second game in the Tomodachi Life series for North America and all other countries beyond Japan; being the third game in the series. This game takes place in a similar island layout, following many similar ideas and concepts of the fan favorite 3DS title. The Tomodachi Wiki is a collaborative encyclopedia for everything related to Tomodachi Life. The wiki format allows anyone to create or edit any article, so we can all work together to create a comprehensive database for the Tomodachi Life series. There are currently 195 articles and growing! Featured Article News 10th April, 2020 It has been six whole years since the Tomodachi Life Wiki had.

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Tomodachi Life is the quirky sequel to Nintendo's already weird take on the life simulation genre.

While it received two spiritual successors in the form of Miitomo and Miitopia, we still haven't gotten any news of a direct sequel.

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Enka Lyrics

Located in message/Song/Song_xx_LZ.bin/ArcBase (replace xx with the corresponding Language Code) are lyrics for the Enka song, which was removed from all International releases of the game. It's unknown if there were ever any plans to localize the song for a broader audience or if these are placeholders.

A more accurate translation of the song's lyrics can be found at the Regional Differences section for the Concert Hall.

Unused Music

Enka

Located in sound/clone_sound.bcsar are BGM_SONG_ENKA_CLICK.bcseq and BGM_SONG_ENKA.bcseq – the music sequence files for the Enka song, which is exclusive to the Japanese version of the game. Sadly, the sequences appear to have been blanked out from both files in the international versions of the game, but the instrumentation is still intact in the BANK_ENKA.cbnk file.

Unused Models

TestCube

Located in model/sample_TestCube_LZ.bin is... How surprising, an untextured cube! Likely a leftover example from the SDK.

offscreen

In model/sample_DebugTextureRender_LZ.bin, this flat model with a weird texture applied over it can be found. Likely also from the SDK.

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• offscreen

• A better look at the texture used by offscreen. It's internally called image256.

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Placeholder Logos

The banner data for the original Japanese release of the game contains placeholders for localized versions of the game's logo.

While technically used, these placeholder logos can only be seen by trying to play the Japanese version of the game on a modded out-of-region console.

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• English

• French

• Spanish

• Portuguese

• Europe

• English

• French

• German

• Italian

• Spanish

• Dutch

• Portuguese

• Russian

Internal Project Name

The game's internal project name is 'clone', according to the sound/clone_sound.bcsar archive and many of the sound files contained within. This is further evidenced in the partial 3DS lotcheck document that was contained in the December 21th, 2020 Nintendo leak (located in Documents.7zDocumentsセキュリティチーム運営プロジェクトKnock_And_Talk_directcnotact報奨金制度LEGO抽出CTRdata.xls), which also references the game by this name.

Revision Differences

Version 1.1 - released June 6, 2014 - enhances gameplay stability and performance.

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Version 2.0 released exclusively in Europe in October 16, 2015, adding the option to play the game in Dutch.

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