Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's Direct just came to a close, revealing a bunch of new features. Many of these features revolve around giving the player much more freedom than they had in the previous game, including the ability to sculpt the shape of their island and create new items.
If you are reading this, then I assume you are world-aware enough to predict exactly what will happen when the game launches: there will be willies everywhere. People's islands will look like willies, the items and pets that players draw will be like willies; it will be a total sausage fest. And it turns out, Nintendo knows this, because it's putting barriers in place to stop us sharing our creations with the rest of the world.
"Nintendo aims to create experiences where players have the freedom to enjoy their Mii characters in their own way," reads a post on the Nintendo website. "In Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, this freedom can sometimes lead to humorous, surprising, or unpredictable moments during gameplay.
"While these moments are often fun for players, we recognise that out-of-context scenes may be misunderstood or may not reflect the spirit in which the game is intended...
