Find Mii is probably the game that least requires the Wii remote in the package. There's Mii Pose, in which you twist and turn Mii characters to fit into various scrolling silhouettes.

Wii Play is one of the most Mii-heavy games yet. Possibly the best feature in Wii Play is the game's prominent and pervasive use of Miis, the simple, caricatured avatars native to the Wii.

And though most of Wii Play has been amazingly simple (Pong is pretty self-explanatory), Find Mii is - for lack of better terminology - a real pain in the ass. The idea is simple enough: Point and ...

Also advisable before you play is to take some time out to design your 'Mii' character (and your opponent's) in the Wii dash, as you'll be able to use it throughout Wii Play.

A smorgasbord of trademarks that Nintendo of Japan reserved approaching the unveiling of the Wii U at E3 has just been revealed. Most of these are likely to end up as unused protective ...

Find Mii: A Where's Waldo-like game where the player must track down Miis in a crowd. Table Tennis: Even more simple than Tennis in Wii Sports, the player must move the paddle to the ball where it ...

Wii Music Nintendo Reviewed on:Wii Also available for:N/A The Good:Encourages creativity and musicality. Can play a variety of parts within a song. Create, overdub and send jam sessions. Pitch ...

Mii characters join fans in line at Nintendo World for Sunday's launch of Wii U, the newest home console from Nintendo. Wii U is set to change the way people interact with their games, their TVs and ...