The Nintendo Switch 2 has changed Mii character creation, Polygon can confirm after going hands-on with the console. When ...

A pretty quick, free download from the Shop channel is all it takes to get the "Mii Contest Channel" running on your Wii. On starting it up you will be asked to choose a Mii character as your ...

In the Wii days, the Mii Channel would be right on the console's home menu, obvious for all to see and click on. By comparison, the way you make Miis on the Switch is a bit more out of the way.

And over the past day, producer and composer Alex Moukala has kicked off a trend celebrating another one of the system’s famous songs by making funky remixes of the Mii Channel music.

You'll doubtless already know that Nintendo's opted for a channel-hopping interface to minimise confusion for the more technically-incapable, there's a Mii channel for creating your own vaguely ...

Nintendo is developing a new channel for its Wii console that will allow gamers to compare their Miis -- customized virtual avatars that people can play in Wii video games. By John Gaudiosi ...

Check out how we test and review games here Nintendo has announced that the Mii Contest Channel has today launched across Europe on Wii. Previously known as the Check Mii Out Channel, Mii Contest ...

and the Mii Channel's music will never fail to bring a smile to our faces. We're not alone in this either, as proven by this performance by James Marron. Called 'Wii Freestyle', the piece was born ...

If so, I've got some good news for you. Nintendo has announced that its latest Wii channel, "Check Mii Out," will be opened on November 11. The channel allows users to submit and share Mii ...

At launch, only one feature will be available that caters to owners of both a Wii and 3DS: transferring your Mii from the console to your handheld. But what if you want to send a Mii back to the Wii?

That problem escalated Sunday when Nintendo rolled out the Check Mii Out Channel, a free download that allows Wii owners to share the Miis they have created, vote on their favorites and download ...

Kida tempts people to participate by arguing that “you can dance to anything” — as if the Mii Channel music hasn’t already proved itself to be jam music time and again. Whatever.