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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has already outsold its 3DS predecessor, Nintendo says
Nintendo's comedy life sim has sold more than 8 million copies to date
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Has Already Sold Over 8 Million Units
Dreams really do come true. Nintendo has confirmed that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has already sold over 8 million copies following its launch on 16th April 2026. Now, in terms of a specific figure, 7.94 million units were sold during the first quarter of FY2027 – so that's April, May, and June of 2026. However, Nintendo has specifically highlighted that, as of 5th August 2026, total sales have now exceeded 8 million.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Sold Almost 8 Million Copies in Three Months
Nintendo says the game sold 7.94 million units in Q1 FY2027, with its "cumulative global sell-through" now exceeding 8 million units The post Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Sold Almost 8 Million Copies in Three Months
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream was April 2026's best-selling game in the US
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream was the best-selling game in the US last month.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is 2026's top new release by revenue to date | Newzoo charts
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream was the top new release by revenue in 2026 to date, according to Newzoo. It also ranked first on the firm's overall console revenue chart for April.
Random: Don't Be Fooled By Google Play Store's Tomodachi Life Clones
Like looking in a Miirror. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream sales have got off to a strong start in its first month on the market, so it was only a matter of time before knock-offs started cropping up. We're used to seeing all manner of clones on the eShop and other digital storefronts, with their ripped assets usually hidden behind a thinly-veiled key art tweak and title change; what we don't often come across is something as shameless as the Google Play Store's current offerings. Read the full
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Projected As The Best-Selling Game In April (US)
And Switch 2 is the best-selling console. The delightfully bizarre first-party life sim Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has been projected to be the best-selling game of April in the US, thanks to Circana's Mat Piscatella. The new release beats the likes of Pragmata, Crimson Desert, Pokémon Pokopia, and Saros, though it's important to note that this is merely projected sales. Since Nintendo doesn't share monthly digital sales data, the best Circana can do at this stage is, well... project the o
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Sold 3.8 Million Units In Two Weeks After Launch
Pokémon Pokopia and Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Version have also sold over 8 million units combined since their releases The post Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Sold 3.8 Million Units In Two Weeks After Launch
UK Charts: Tomodachi Life Beats Saros To Reclaim Number One
We're really living the dream. The latest UK physical charts data is here, and despite competition from a few new releases, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has reclaimed the top spot. Last week, the zany life sim was pushed to one side by Capcom's brand new IP Pragmata, but the third-person adventure shooter has slipped all the way down to tenth.
Random: One Tomodachi Life Fan Is Living The Dream With A 3D-Printed Switch Dock Cover
Looking Fresh. We've seen a fair few snazzy fan-made Switch dock covers in our time, but few have appealed to our current obsession with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream quite like this one. Instagram creator rocketlab_design recently popped up on our Reels feed with a Switch dock cover that takes 'the Dream' to the extreme. You see, this dock is an accurate replica of the Fresh Kingdom — the in-game supermarket where you find all sorts of food for your Miis. Read the full article on nintendolif
Japanese Charts: Tomodachi Life's Huge Start Crushes The Competition
Living the dream indeed. We've got our latest look at the Japanese charts, thanks to Famitsu, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has left the competition in the dust. Nintendo's latest life sim has got off to a staggering start, shifting a sweet 565,405 copies in its debut week. That leaves this week's silver medallist, Pragmata, with quite the distance to make up — the PS5 version sold 36,470 copies, which is impressive on its own given that the Switch 2 version isn't out until 24th April. Re
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream tops the Japanese charts, outselling the rest of the top 10 seven times over
Nintendo's comedy Switch life sim is off to a strong start in Japan
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Is Reportedly The Best Physical Launch Of 2026 In France
Beating out Resident Evil Requiem. If your social media feed has been overrun with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream content, well, same! Nintendo's latest Switch 1 title seems to be a hit, perhaps nowhere more so than France, where the game is apparently the best physical launch of 2026 so far. According to French journalist Oscar Lemaire (via Eurogamer) the new Tomodachi Life has outperformed Resident Evil Requiem — a multiplatform release — to become the best-selling physical game of the year
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is reportedly taking France by storm, beating out Resident Evil; Requiem in launch physical sales
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream appears to be doing exceptionally well in France, with the game snatching the crown for best selling physical game in the country from Resident Evil: Requiem.
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Was Reportedly Feature-Complete A Year Ago
The USK is at it again. Have you all been living the dream this weekend? If you've been playing Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, then you likely have! Stuffed full of hilarious possibilities and an endless amount of creativity, it's been the meme of the weekend. And good friend of the site Jon Cartwright highlighted some interesting news about the life sim's development: the game may have been ready almost a year ago, if a USK rating is to be believed.
UK Charts: Tomodachi Life Is Living The Dream In Its Debut Week
Mii, myself and I. We had to give our eyes a little rub and pull a double-take as we opened this week's UK charts data this morning. Is that... Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream in the top spot? Yes, despite the series selling rather well on 3DS, there was a part of us that thought the gap until Living the Dream might have dampened enthusiasm a little, but no! The Switch life sim has immediately grabbed the gold in its debut week, even beating Capcom's multi-platform original, Pragmata (for which
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Nintendo HQ Recreation
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream releases today on the Nintendo Switch, and as an example of the scope and depth of what players can make in the latest installment of Nintendo’s life sim, the devs recreated Nintendo’s Kyoto HQ in-game for their Mii avatars.
Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream
A dream or a nightmare? Nintendo's next big release, and perhaps-penultimate Switch 1 title, is almost here. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream lands on Nintendo's older hybrid tomorrow, 16th April, and critic reviews have dropped ahead of the game's launch. That includes our own, written by the very person putting together this article. The Nintendo Life verdict calls the follow-up to the 3DS cult hit "the strangest thing you’ll play from Nintendo, bringing with it laughs and creativity in abunda
Tomodachi Life Living the Dream review: Nintendo delivers a hilarious helping of nonsense
Nintendo's latest life sim is packed with wonderfully ridiculous moments, even though it gets repetitive
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Review
A deeply funny Mii simulator that’s deflated by ridiculous sharing restrictions.
Review: Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream (Switch) - BREAKING NEWS: Mii Life Is Still Bizarre, Hilarious, And A Bit Samey
Do you feel like talking about Life? We interrupt to bring you some breaking news: Alana’s verdict for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is in. Fans of the 3DS game are champing at the bit to lose their lives to this long-dreamt-for sequel. Many have waited since 2014 to create more freakishly terrifying Miis and test the limits of humanity and absurdity.
"We Did So Many Retakes" - The Tomodachi Life Team Was Determined To Make Farts Sound Just Right
Wind Breaker HD. We are mere days away from the release of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on 16th April, so, just like clockwork, Nintendo has published another entry in its 'Ask the Developer' series, all about the upcoming life sim. Expectedly, the discussion contains a whole lot of strangeness — with a game like Tomodachi Life, how couldn't it? — as the development team breaks down the importance of user-generated content (USG), and how it makes up the backbone of the play experience. Read
PSA: Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Has Apparently Leaked Online
Watch out for spoilers out there. This week's big Nintendo release is Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, and fans of the 3DS game have been desperate to get their hands on this surprise follow-up. Unfortunately, just three days before the game launches on Switch, it appears to have leaked online. Nintendo Everything and r/GamingLeaksAndRumours report that a ROM of the upcoming simulation game is out there ahead of the game's launch on Thursday. There were some rumours that the game leaked last we
New Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream Trailer Continues Hugh Morris' Rejected Romance Drama
Clowning around. Despite rejecting Direct protagonist Angie in favour of Dr. Winters, Hugh Morris was undoubtedly the star of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's solo January Direct. This jolly little heartbreaker pulled in quite the online following after his Direct debut, so it makes sense that Nintendo would want to wheel him out again in the game's new trailer. Titled 'Part-Time Jobs and Full-Time Friends', the latest trailer is all about the aftermath of Hugh Morris' surprise romance revelat
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream 'Welcome Version' Bug Causes Demo To Crash
Update: Nintendo has resolved this issue in a new patch. : Plenty of readers (and beyond) have been enjoying the Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream 'Welcome Version' demo over the past 24 hours. But for some diving in this morning, they've been greeted by a rather unpleasant surprise: a crash.
Feature: The Best (And Most Cursed) Tomodachi Life Miis We've Seen So Far
But who is the dreamer? Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream got a surprise demo or 'Welcome Version' on the Switch eShop last week following a round of previews for the upcoming life-sim/quirk generator. The demo includes the Mii creator from the game proper, and the internet has busied itself not just making their Miis say questionable things (thanks to a lack of language filter for island names,) but also creating Miis of all shapes and sided as if we were back on the Mii Plaza in the good ol' Wi
After blasting through its free Switch demo, Tomodachi Life's bizarro blend of The Sims and Animal Crossing is exactly the kind of weird I was hoping for
I'm sure it's just a coincidence, but the fact Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's free Switch demo arrived on the 3DS' 15th anniversary earlier this week feels - to me at least - entirely fitting. Tomodachi Life is probably the 3DS game I think about most; not so much in the fond memory sense, but more like a particularly vivid cheese dream. On paper, Tomodachi Life is something like Animal Crossing mixed with The Sims, perhaps with a bit of Tamagotchi thrown in. But that doesn't really convey j
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's "Welcome Version" demo is available now, and you can transfer your saves to the full game
Don't get too comfortable in Pokémon Pokopia, Nintendo fans. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is around the corner with a different flavour of life sim fun and nostalgic vibes. In fact, you can now download its demo.
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Nintendo Operating Profit Up 150.5% Year-On-Year Due to Strong Game Sales and US Tariff Refund
Nintendo says it received a tariff refund of US $300 million, while Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream helped software sales increase. The post Nintendo Operating Profit Up 150.5% Year-On-Year Due to Strong Game Sales and US Tariff Refund
Nintendo Operating Profit Up 150.5% Year-On-Year Due to Strong Game Sales and US Tariff Refund
Nintendo says it received a tariff refund of US $300 million, while Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream helped software sales increase. The post Nintendo Operating Profit Up 150.5% Year-On-Year Due to Strong Game Sales and US Tariff Refund
Japanese Charts: Tomodachi Life Finally Slips From The Top Spot
And it's all thanks to Baseball. The latest sales data from Japan is in thanks to Famitsu, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has finally been knocked from its perch by none other than Powerful Pro Baseball 2026-2026. The latest Konami entry is a big hit over in Japan, shifting a total of 100,976 units in its debut week. Tomodachi Life, meanwhile, added another 37,888 to its running total, which is still pretty great. Overall sales for the game are inching toward 1.5 million, having already su
UK Charts: Tomodachi Life Stands Strong As Pragmata Falls Off A Cliff
Swings and roundabouts. The latest UK boxed charts data is in, and it seems World Cup fever might be starting to take hold with EA SPORTS FC 26 climbing its way back to number 1. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream now finds itself back at number 2, but it's clear the game is maintaining good sales after its launch on 16th April. On the flip side, Pragmata has fallen off a cliff this week, tumbling from number 10 to number 28. This isn't to insinuate that it's doing poorly, mind you – the game has
Tetris 99's New Crossover Event Celebrates Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream, Unlock A Special Theme
Drop into island life. : To celebrate the recent release of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on the Switch, Nintendo will be hosting a special crossover event in its Switch Online battle royale title Tetris 99.
Japanese Charts: No Amount Of Sci-Fi Shooting Can Trouble Tomodachi Life
Hughdunnit? This week's Japanese charts are in from Famitsu, and despite some newbies on the scene, nothing has been able to shake Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. Yep, Nintendo's weird little life sim is still comfortably ahead of the competition, adding another 178,533 copies to its name in the region. Pokopia sneaks into second, leaving the Switch 2 edition of Pragmata to make its chart debut in third.
UK Charts: Pragmata Shoves Tomodachi Life Off The Top Spot
'Scuse me. The latest UK Charts data is in, and after Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream debuted at number one last week, Pragmata has now stepped in to take the crown, pushing the former down to number three. Cyberpunk 2077 has also stormed up the podium to take the silver medal, after what we can only assume has been some aggressive discounting on PC. Resident Evil Requiem is still performing well, moving just one spot down to number four. Switch 2 sales are understandably not on the same level
This Week’s Japanese Game Releases: PRAGMATA, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, more
PRAGMATA for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC, and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream for Switch are … Source