LF: Full version tomodachi life code

[Felix]

I'm willing to give you a steam account with a few games..
I'll give ALL MY ANIMAL CROSSING NEW LEAF ITEMS
technically ill do anything, im not really sure if this is allowed/in the right area.. but pls help me.

 

[Taycat]

You must really want to play the game, haha.

 

[Felix]

I do :/

 

[Taycat]

I don't blame you, I've seen somebody stream the game and it just looks so fun. It's a little like AC but really weird.

 

[Felix]

I've been staying up all night recently just watching people play it on youtube.. im so jealous ;(

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Also, for you guys who dont know how to give codes to me, just go on gamestop.com and buy a code online!

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bumppp

 

[Felix]

bump

 

[Capella]

Do you have any tbt?

 

[Felix]

I have 13

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But i can save up just to give it to you..

 

[Capella]

oh ok
good luck

 

[Felix]

i give up

 

[superheroantics]

If you have money to buy games on Steam, why don't you buy the damn game yourself?
Stop begging and get the money.

 

[RayOfHope]

Out of curiosity, has anyone ever paid TBT for Tomodachi Life?

 

[Kaiaa]

Personally, I would save up or ask for it for a birthday gift. It's not worth the full price so if you can get it on sale or used that would be even better. Most people won't buy the full game and trade it, sorry

 

[Lassy]

Personally, I would save up or ask for it for a birthday gift. It's not worth the full price so if you can get it on sale or used that would be even better. Most people won't buy the full game and trade it, sorry

Yeah, I think the game is not worth all that money, it is best that you wait maybe a month or two until some people might sell them on eBay or something like that for a cheap price. I find the game itself quite dull. Just check out people's opinion, they get bored easily after 2 weeks :/ ! In France, usually the full price is 40-45 € and you can buy used ones (with a guarantee of 6 months) for 20 ish €. (I buy it in the French GameStop: micromania)

 

[Felix]

Your a full on *******, you know that?
Everyone doesnt have money to afford anything, you spoiled brat.

 

[Togekiss]

Your a full on *******, you know that?
Everyone doesnt have money to afford anything, you spoiled brat.

Well, if you do not have enough money to get it, you can't get the game, hun. You can't get everything you want in life, and being rude about it certainly won't help you.

 

[Felix]

First of all, How am i the one being rude? When this guy just pops up in my thread and begins to act like an ******* to me? This is EXACTLY why i'm starting to not like this forum anymore.

 

[Togekiss]

First of all, How am i the one being rude? When this guy just pops up in my thread and begins to act like an ******* to me? This is EXACTLY why i'm starting to not like this forum anymore.

I understand the way they said it was rude, but there is some truth in there too. If you really want something, you'll just have to wait before you can get it. You can't depend on other people who don't even know you to buy you a 40-50$ game.

 

[Chibi.Hoshi]

The game is very enjoyable for awhile, but tends to run down over the days. I personally enjoy watching lps of it on Youtube and the demo, and when I got the game it was just as fun but after sometime it just got bland after a few weeks. There's isn't a lot to do compared to Animal Crossing after sometime.

Out of curiosity, has anyone ever paid TBT for Tomodachi Life?

Adding on replying to this as well. As I remember you have a NA 3DS, so the game is normally 30USD? I'm not sure I will have to look it up. A member did sell the full game for if I recall for a Pokeball collectible and 15k. If the game is 30, then it would be around 30k - 40k tbt bells if sold on tbt.

If I were you I would save up some money and try and get the game like I did (I know it's not cheap, but if you really want that game). I tried to buy the full game on tbt but no luck.....otherwise you will be waiting a long time.

 

[CR33P]

why don't you just buy it yourself