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, The ...

Nintendo has announced the upcoming launch of the Check Mii Out Channel, which will let people express their creative side by submitting, exchanging and voting on Miis created by others from around ...

A new channel is headed for the Wii that allows users to view and vote on th Mii characters created by others. The new channel can be downloaded for free from the WiiWare section of the Wii Shop ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Check Mii Out Channel Check Mii Out Channel was a Wii Channel that allows Wii users to enter their Mii caricatures in online contests, as well as share them ...

An original bap bap bap bum bum bap arrangement of the Mii Channel theme for the Nintendo Wii 🎵 This song has always ...

Nintendo's Check Mii Out Wii Channel, announced at this year's GDC, will be available on the evening of Sunday, November 11. Once downloaded, users will be able to upload and download Mii avatars, as ...

During the Nintendo Keynote, Nintendo’s Miyamoto quietly slipped in a tidbit about an upcoming Wii channel. He said this new channel—as yet unnamed—is going to be a popularity channel where you can ...

Nintendo has announced plans to launch the cleverly-titled Check Mii Out Wii channel during its E3 conference. The new service will allow players to load up Mii avatars that they have created and ...

Nintendo has launched its new Wii channel Check Mii Out in Europe. The channel allows users to show off their Mii avatars before allowing a worldwide audience to vote on them. What to Read Next A ...

Thousands of people watched--or attended--Nintendo's pre-Electronic Entertainment Expo conference in May, where the company revealed the fully functional Wii console. As part of the demonstration, ...

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