Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream's demo has been such a nice surprise because, one, it came out of nowhere, and two, it has absolutely no filter when it comes to letting your Miis say the unthinkable. But one of Nintendo's former marketing leads reckons the company has always been caught off guard by how out of pocket players get with user-generated content, despite the first game's viral naughtiness.
As far as we can tell from its first demo, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is basically completely uncensored when it comes to the player-generated island names and phrases that Miis in the game can say. That's going over about how'd you expect on the internet, with Miis everywhere throwing out curse words, talking about nookie, and verbalizing things that would probably get me banned from GamesRadar+.
