Tomodachi Life Comes to North America and Europe This June

By Alex Osborn

Nintendo has confirmed that the hit 3DS exclusive Tomodachi Life will be branching out beyond Japan to both North America and Europe on June 6th.

If you're clueless as to what Tomodachi Life even is, just watch the video below to get a good sense of why it's been a huge hit in Japan.

This Mii-based sim is quirky and totally loaded with Nintendo's iconic charm. Seeing as how Animal Crossing: New Leaf was quite the success for Nintendo last year, there's reason to believe western gamers will take to this 3DS social sim like bees on honey as well.

Be sure to let us know what you think of Tomodachi Life in the comments below.

Alex Osborn
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