Nintendo dropped a 22-minute Direct presentation for the upcoming social-life sim Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, which revealed all types of enjoyable and interesting options for the Change-exclusive. Tucked within the broadcast was an attention-grabbing dilemma, and for those who blinked, you may’ve missed it, however let me level it out for all to see: You can’t solely fall in love with a clown, however you will get concerned in a love sq. with stated clown as a result of, properly … everybody loves clowns, proper?
Sure, the forthcoming Living the Dream, the most recent entry within the Tomodachi franchise following 2014’s Tomodachi Life, lets you go on dates with a clown named Hugh Morris. One of many most important Miis within the trailer, Angie, admits to us that she “cannot maintain again” her emotions for the clown and “wants to inform him” how she feels. The participant encourages Angie, suggesting she “go for it.” Which she does! She invitations Hugh on a Ferris wheel date, the place she confesses her emotions “the old school approach.” That’s, stuttering by rosy cheeks and nervous breaths.
Morris, oblivious, says he is “completely in love with the view” from contained in the Ferris wheel, too. Angie clarifies what she meant, blurting out that she’s “in love” with him and asks to go on an actual date. As hearts pound within the background, a Mii named Jess one way or the other enters the Ferris wheel and professes that the one who “really loves” Morris is them.
Shocked by this interruption, one other Mii named Dr. Winters, hiding beneath Morris’ seat, pops up and admits that the one who “really [and] deeply” loves Morris is them. As the stress builds and everybody pressures Morris to decide on, he in the end does confess his love for somebody. And that somebody is … Dr. Winters. Poor Angie.
Lower to a bit later within the Direct presentation, and we see Dr. Winters and Hugh Morris getting married, with Angie and Jess–and an assortment of different Miis–in attendance. It is a superbly candy and superbly creepy second (it is a clown we’re speaking about) that is nonetheless heartbreaking for our lovesick Mii-tagonist Angie. However possibly you may assist her–or yourself–find love within the social-life sim when Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream launches on Ninteno Change (and Change 2 by way of backward compatibility) on April 16.