Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's recently announced restrictions on image sharing have attracted some negative attention from potential players, many of whom seem upset that they won't be able to share their unique experiences in the social sim. A bunch of special new features have been revealed for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, but the limitations Nintendo has placed on image-sharing options don't seem to be a popular move.
Fans will get their first hands-on experience with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on its release date, which is set for April 16. The third entry in the Tomodachi series, which dates back to 2009's Japan-only release Tomodachi Collection, will once again see players overseeing a population of Miis as they interact with each other in unique, socially dynamic ways. However, this time around, players will have a greater degree of control over Miis, being able to direct their actions and build relationships in the ways they see fit.
Tomodachi Life is finally returning on the Switch, which bodes well for the roster of Nintendo's next Super Smash Bros. entry.
While that level of player control increases immersion, it also presents certain challenges for Nintendo. A recent...
