Aside from providing exclusive phenomenal games, Nintendo Switch also offers amazing features that players can have fun using. Players can create and add Mii on the Nintendo Switch. In this page, a ...

Mii Studio officially launched today providing all Nintendo account owners with the opportunity to jump back into the Mii-avatar creator in the comfort of their own web browsers. This comes after the ...

The Nintendo Mii is a customizable avatar that saw its debut in 2006 on the Wii and whose use has continued on later Nintendo consoles. The Mii’s purpose is similar to that of the Xbox’s Avatars, ...

With the release of the Nintendo Wii back in 2006, Nintendo introduced fans to its new lovable avatars: Miis. Many fans spent hours in the Wii's Mii Maker alone, creating their own Miis for themselves ...

Miitomo may be coming to an end on 9th May, but that doesn't mean all your little Mii characters will be lost forever. In fact, Nintendo is planning to introduce a new web browser-based application ...

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 ...

Nintendo has launched its new online Mii creation tool, enabling anyone with a My Nintendo account to fashion their own avatar using nothing but an ordinary web browser. Nintendo's new online Mii tool ...

Miis are back in a major way. Making a Mii on the Switch is really simple, but, weirdly enough, the option to do so is buried in the system’s menus. From there, you’re able to create a brand new Mii ...

While there are quite a few Mii costumes in the base game of Smash, there’s only been one bonus Mii costume made available through the Fighter Pass. Smash 4 included tons of paid Mii costumes as DLC, ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has changed Mii character creation, Polygon can confirm after going hands-on with the console. When creating new Mii avatars, players won't be able to choose between male or ...

It turns out that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s character modeling really does follow Nintendo’s Mii format. This means an enterprising modder has figured out a way to get NPCs to look ...