Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are save data and islands shared with other users registered on one system?
- Can this software be played on Nintendo Switch 2?
- Are there any differences when playing on Nintendo Switch 2?
- Is it compatible with Handheld Mode Boost on Nintendo Switch 2?
- Are there any controls other than button controls?
- How many Miis can I register?
- Can I bring in Miis created on my console or in another game?
- Can I transfer the Miis I created to my console or other games?
- What genders can I choose when creating a Mii?
- Can I choose a Mii’s dating preferences?
- Can I post videos and screenshots from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream to social media or stream gameplay?
Are save data and islands shared with other users registered on one system?
No, they are not shared. Save data and islands are created separately for each user registered on the system. Even if you are using the same system, they will not be shared with other users. Each user has one save file.
Can this software be played on Nintendo Switch 2?
Yes, it can be played on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
Are there any differences when playing on Nintendo Switch 2?
There are no differences in the software content, but gameplay takes advantage of the capabilities of Nintendo Switch 2, such as faster loading times. It also supports GameChat*, allowing you to easily chat with friends while playing, so you can play while sharing your screen with friends.
*A Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to use this feature.
Is it compatible with Handheld Mode Boost on Nintendo Switch 2?
When playing Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream in handheld mode on the Nintendo Switch 2, you can play at a higher resolution (1080p) than using handheld mode on Nintendo Switch, regardless of whether Handheld Mode Boost is enabled or disabled. For that reason, this game does not support Handheld Mode Boost.
Are there any controls other than button controls?
While the game primarily uses button controls, some scenes, such as Mii creation and the Palette House workshop, also support touch controls. Joy-Con 2 mouse controls are not supported when playing on Nintendo Switch 2.
How many Miis can I register?
A player can register up to 70 Miis.
Can I bring in Miis created on my console or in another game?
You can create new residents in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream based on the faces of Miis registered on your Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch console.
You cannot directly import Miis from other software such as Miitopia.
Can I transfer the Miis I created to my console or other games?
Mii data created in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream cannot be transferred to the Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch console or other software such as Miitopia.
What genders can I choose when creating a Mii?
You can choose the gender of each Mii from "Male," "Female," and "Non-Binary." The game system and story content do not change based on the gender selections.
Can I choose a Mii’s dating preferences?
You can choose a Mii’s dating preference from "Male," "Female," or "Non-Binary" for each Mii. You can combine multiple options or choose none. Depending on the gender and dating preference you set, Miis may fall in love with one another. Also, regardless of gender, married couples may have babies.
Can I post videos and screenshots from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream to social media or stream gameplay?
Yes, you can. When posting or sharing videos and screenshots from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream to social media, please check the rules of each social media platform and post in accordance with the Nintendo Game Content Guidelines for Online Video & Image Sharing Platforms.
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/networkservice_guideline/
Please note that some system functions, such as transferring screenshots and videos to smartphones, directly posting to social media, or automatically uploading screenshots and videos to the Nintendo Switch App (Nintendo Switch 2 only) are not available for screenshots and videos taken in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.