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Save on Tomodachi Life for Switch: A Quirky Island Adventure

SUNI wonders if humanity’s next big trend is turning into Mii characters and arguing over who to marry.

Looking to create your own quirky island paradise full of Miis, based on family, friends, and even celebrities? Woot has Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream for Switch on sale at $52.99 (usually $59.95). Sort of like Animal Crossing but more off-kilter, this unique game lets you build and manage relationships with custom Mii characters on your island. Set up and decorate housing, discover what the inhabitants like and dislike, and watch as they interact to form their own community.


Living the Dream adds a variety of new tools for building your island paradise. Folks have used these tools to recreate simulacrums of celebrities, fictional characters, and real people in their lives. Once settled, these characters will mingle unpredictably—dating, becoming best friends, arguing or even getting married. The scenarios that unfold are as touching as they are funny.


Other deals to consider: Woot has one-meter-long woven USB-C cables from Apple on sale for $14.99 each (originally $19), with extra discounts if you buy two or three. Marshall’s Stanmore III speaker is also on sale at Amazon for $249.99 (usually $399.99), matching the lowest price we’ve seen. Meanwhile, Life360 Tile Slim trackers are just about half off their usual price and the lowest we’ve seen.


So why not save your pennies on these deals? After all, what’s life if it isn’t filled with unpredictable Mii interactions and a bit of extra tech for your home?

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/973723/tomodachi-life-apple-marshall-stanmore-deal-sale
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