Ahead of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream‘s release on Switch this week, it has come to light that Nintendo’s designers were “obsessed” with getting farts to sound right in the game.

Developer Ryutaro Takahashi said in a new Ask the Developer blog post that, “There was a big debate among the team about whether Mii should be able to … break wind. (Laughs).”

He went on to say that some developers at Nintendo found it to be hilarious, while others thought it was “a bit vulgar” to include fart sounds. Audible flatulence made it into the game in the end, and players can “bestow the trait,” as Takahashi put it, on their Mii character. People who don’t want to hear fart noises won’t have to, though, as this is completely optional.

Continue Reading at GameSpot Ahead of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream’s release on Switch this week, it has come to light that Nintendo’s designers were “obsessed” with getting farts to sound right in the game.Developer Ryutaro Takahashi said in a new Ask the Developer blog post that, “There was a big debate among the team about whether Mii should be able to … break wind. (Laughs).”He went on to say that some developers at Nintendo found it to be hilarious, while others thought it was “a bit vulgar” to include fart sounds. Audible flatulence made it into the game in the end, and players can “bestow the trait,” as Takahashi put it, on their Mii character. People who don’t want to hear fart noises won’t have to, though, as this is completely optional.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content