With different prices from small to big, you can decide to add a little or a lot. Toca Life World has a shop where more than 100 locations, 500 characters, and 500 pets are available for purchase. Then you can start mixing and matching locations and characters however you want. It’s a great place to start building your own World!Īre you already playing with apps in the Toca Life series? Great! When you download Toca Life World, we’ll help you bring all of that stuff into the mega-app. You can visit Bop City, a vibrant city area with 8 different locations for you to explore, like the hairdresser, the shopping mall and food court, or even an apartment.
In Toca Life World you’re the boss and you create stories the way you want.įIRST 8 LOCATIONS & 39 CHARACTERS INCLUDED Take the doctor to the Salon and dye her hair green? Rock on. Go even further by creating stories with your favorite characters in any location you want. Anything is possible and the choices are all yours. Want to give grandma a wild hairstyle? Bring a sloth to the Skate Park? Or just hang out with friends? If you thought it was fun to dive into a Toca Life app and do whatever you want then you were right. You’ll get all the fun of your other favorite Toca Life apps such as City, Vacation, Office, Hospital and more, all together in one place. If I wasn't in such a hurry, I'd just keep messing with it until I got it, but sometimes it's easier to use others knowledge.Create your own world and play out any story you like with Toca Life World. Last, this will be my first attempt at osx86, but I'm very familiar with computers, so no need to talk down. So, my questions are these- Is it even possible to set up a hack this way? And if so, how do I need to configure my iPod to get it to work? Thanks, and, sorry if this has been posted, but as I said.with search down and over 200 pages in this particular section of the forum (and Google being rather unhelpful), I'm at a loss. However, when I try to boot it using my PC, it comes up with an error, and says something about there being no boot media there. It appears in the boot menue on my real macs. So, like I've done in the past (with real macs), I used my Macbook to restore the Leo4All image to my iPod using Disk Utility.
My rig doesn't have a DVD reader (it's busted). Sorry if this has been covered before, but after slagging through the latest 50 pages and not finding anything, I decided I would just post.
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