“Miit” My Family

Tuesday, April 12th, 2011 at 11:22pm by Holly

I finally did it! I finished making Mii versions of all my family members! This family photo includes me, my parents, my four sisters, my four brothers, my sister-in-law, and my niece (that’s a total of thirteen, count ‘em!). Don’t see the resemblance? I wanted to give everyone a unique appearance based on their individual differences.

Anyone else been busy turning family, friends, coworkers, classmates, arch enemies, fictional characters, etc. into Miis? Tell us about it!

I think we all know what the 3DS needs

Saturday, April 2nd, 2011 at 2:27am by Derek

Mii. As in, me. That’s a play on words, see.

If you’d like to raise the bar—if not the battery life—for your Nintendo 3DS, consider adding the ginger half of Infendo Radio to your fancy new handheld. Thanks to the wonders of UPC QR codes, you can import my Mii, giving you a visual aid for the magic we weave via the podcast medium.

That is, if you want to. I’m having too much fun with this.

Meeting a strangers Mii with StreetPass

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011 at 6:00pm by David

I have been toting my 3DS around with me everywhere I go, just for the opportunity to meet someone else’s Mii via StreetPass. Yesterday it finally happened at, of all places, the grocery store. After finally experiencing this, I have to see it’s a really neat feature! Plus his Mii helped kill a ghost on my quest to free my king.

Have you had an unexpected StreetPass encounter yet?

3DS hands-on report – PAX East 2011

Wednesday, March 16th, 2011 at 7:00pm by David

I spent nearly 45 minutes playing with a variety of games at the Nintendo booth during PAX East. Here’s a quick rundown: (more…)

Today and Tomorrow Channel launches for Free in Europe

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 at 5:40pm by Sean Buckley

fortuneWiiWii owners across the pond can look forward to a new channel September 9th  as the “Today and Tomorrow Channel” launches.

According to Nintendo UK, Today and Tomorrow Channel will let you check daily fortunes, fetch relationship advice, and recommend food based on your horoscope.  Up to six users are supported, and the channel allows you to cross reference compatibility between users.

An oddly named “horoscope channel” seems like a logical step forward from “Everybody Votes,” and “Check Mii Out,” and remains a simple, casual application.  How do you feel about these simple “Mii” channels?  Is “Today and Tomorrow” something you’d like to see come to the US, or are you looking for something more complex?