Having established Mii characters as the ever-changing face of Wii games, and now on 3DS too, it's no surprise Nintendo's bobble-headed avatars will also feature on Wii U.

on the Wii U. Turn on your Wii U, login to the user's profile that has the Mii you want to transfer, and go to System Settings. Go to amiibo Settings, then hit Register Owner and Nickname.

Step 3: Choose Create New Mii. Image used with permission by copyright holder Step 4: This will give you three options: Start from scratch, choose a look-alike, or copy one from an Amiibo.

While Miis took centre stage on Wii, Wii U, and 3DS, they're buried within the system setting on Switch, and only used as an optional user accounts avatars on the console.

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 ...

@Shard1 yep, the Mii owner you choose for an amiibo on 3DS/Wii U can be saved as a Mii on the Switch when you create one. That's how I transferred my Miis to the Switch rather than redo them from ...

It was announced during Nintendo's E3 Direct that Miis have been added to the roster for Super Smash Bros. on Wii U and 3DS and now series creator Masahiro Sakurai has explained why in his Weekly ...

They uncovered, for instance, Michael Tutori, an unused, ever-grinning CPU from Wii Music, as well as eclectic, unused Miis in “family_post,” a debug folder for the Wii U’s WaraWara Plaza ...

Dave: Yes, I have a big old fat head and thanks Nintendo for allowing me to represent it, in all its huge glory, on my Nintendo Wii. As for shirt color, I didn't think about it and now my Mii ...

Nintendo announced at E3 Tuesday that Miis, the user-created avatars used in games on both the Wii and Wii U, will be playable characters in Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U.