GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. With Nintendo's Wii Play dominating the sales charts since its release in 2007, it came as no surprise to hear that Nintendo is working on a follow-up ...

Alongside the release of the Nintendo Wii in 2006, Nintendo introduced a new form of custom avatar to go with the Wii's burgeoning ecosystem, Miis. Miis were cute little people you could create in the ...

Like with many families, a generational divide splits mine between gamers and non-gamers. When my decidedly non-gamer dad poured hours into crafting Miis with gaping black holes for eyes before ...

Nintendo Switch Sports breaks from its Wii Sports ancestor in quite a few important ways. It allows players to customize their characters in a litany of unfamiliar ways, and it also features several ...

As early-2000s Nintendo fans may recall, Wii Sports was one of the Wii console’s most popular games. It featured five sports — baseball, tennis, bowling, golf, and boxing — that players could compete ...

While Miis were a staple of the original Wii Sports, Nintendo Switch Sports introduces a new default avatar: Sportsmates. If you're fond of your Mii characters, however, you still have the option to ...

The Nintendo Mii first appeared on the Nintendo Wii gaming console back in 2006. Fully customizable, down to a birthday and a favorite color, Miis quickly became synonymous with the Nintendo brand, ...

The Wii's Mii channel will allows gamers to create clones of themselves, family, friends or even famous people - if that's your cup of tea. The characters that we create will be cartoon-style ...

One of the coolest reveals to come from Nintendo during its E3 2014 frenzy was a debut trailer for a brand new The Legend of Zelda on Wii U, but another interesting unveiling was that Miis — ...

A Mii is a digital avatar used in Nintendo's Wii, Wii U and Nintendo 3DS gaming consoles. They allow users to capture a likeness (or a caricature) of themselves, other people, or invented characters.

When the idea of Mii fighters in the Smash Bros. series was first raised, creator Masahiro Sakurai dismissed it out of hand. Why did he change his mind for Super Smash Bros. 3DS and Wii U? Nintendo ...