Image: Nintendo LifeWell, that's been quite the week, huh? Let's chill out with another edition of Box Art Brawl.Last time, we saw two covers for NSO newbie Nobunaga's Ambition go head-to-head, and it's got to be said, it wasn't even close. The epic Japanese art comfortably walked away with the win, taking 74% of the vote and leaving North America with the remaining 26%.This week, hot off the announcement of Living the Dream, we're taking a look at Tomodachi Life on the 3DS. Some were a little surprised to see this series make a comeback in the Switch's final years, but let's not forget that it was a pretty big hit back in the day. Originally released in 2014, Nintendo's Mii-based slice-of-life sim still sits in the top 10 best-selling 3DS games, with a tasty 6.72 million copies sold. Heck, it was only a matter of time before we got a comeback.There are three different covers to dive into this time, so let's check 'em out. The meaning of lifeEuropeImage: Nintendo / LaunchboxThe European design for Tomodachi Life shows, well, life. A bunch of Miis stand against a spotty blue background, going about daily tasks like playing with the dog, sports, eating dinner... uhh, dressing up as a panda? Maybe not the most applicable example, but it certainly gives a good idea of what the game's all about and even if it didn't there's a whopping great summary at the bottom.North AmericaImage: NintendoThe North American design takes the same principle as the EU one, but dials it up to 11. There are more Miis, more activities, more space dedicated to the logo. While we're not convinced that we like the new icon more than the one used in Europe it gives the vibes of an early social media messaging service we are fans of the increased Mii numbers.JapanImage: Nintendo / Launch BoxAt an initial glance, the Japanese cover appears much the same as Europe, but some noteworthy differences convinced us it deserves an entry of its own. A handful of the Mii activities have changed, with painting, applying makeup and having a baby now included. The previous blue background has been subbed out for more of a teal, and the logo now includes some tiny house and character icons. Subtle changes, but pretty sweet.Which region got the best Tomodachi Life box art? (131 votes)Europe26%North America54%Japan20%Thanks for voting! We'll see you next time for another round of Box Art Brawl.Related GamesSee AlsoShare:01 Jim came to Nintendo Life in 2022 and, despite his insistence that The Minish Cap is the best Zelda game and his unwavering love for the Star Wars prequels (yes, really), he has continued to write news and features on the site ever since. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesPoll: So, How Would You Rate The Nintendo Direct For March 2025?Beyond expectations..?Talking Point: Which Switch Game Needs A 'Nintendo Switch 2 Edition' The Most?Time for an upgrade?Random: Someone Is Already Playing Assassin's Creed Shadows On 3DS"Finally, I can play the new Assassin's Creed"Talking Point: Will Metroid Prime 4 Get A Switch 2 Release?Beyond the realm