List of video games featuring Miis

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This is a list of video games that use Mii avatars, sorted by console.

Contents

KeyRegion
AUS Australasia
EU Europe
JP Japan
KO South Korea
NA North America

Wii

Retail games

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Active Life: Explorer Sports/fitness Bandai AUS, EU, KO, NA Playable character Yes [1]
Active Life: Extreme Challenge [2]
Active Life: Outdoor Challenge [3]
Animal Crossing: City Folk
Animal Crossing: Lets Go To The City (PAL)		 Life simulation Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAFacial makeover for the player's characterNo
Band Hero Music Vicarious Visions Activision AUS, EU, NAPlayable character
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Big Brain Academy for Wii (PAL)		 Puzzle, educational Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NASave icon and studentsYes [4]
Bomberman Blast Action game Hudson Soft JP, NAPlayable characterNo [5]
Data East Arcade Classics Retro compilation Majesco Entertainment NAPlayer icon [6]
Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 2 Music Konami EU, JP, NAPlayable/background character
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves NAPlayable/background character [7]
Deal or No Deal Game show Black Lantern Studios Zoo Games NAPlayable character's face
Disney Channel All Star Party Party Page 44 Studios Disney Interactive Studios AUS, EU, NAPlayable/background characterYes [8]
Family Game Night 2 Games Hasbro EA Playable character
FIFA 08 Sports EA Sports AUS, EU, KO, NA [9]
FIFA 09 All-Play AUS, EU, NAPlayable/background character [10]
Fortune Street Virtual board game Square Enix Nintendo AUS, EU, NA, JPPlayable characterNo
Go Vacation Variety Namco Bandai Games Namco AUS, EU, NA [11]
Guitar Hero 5 Rhythm Vicarious Visions Activision
Guitar Hero World Tour [12]
Jeopardy! Trivia Pipeworks Software THQ NA [13]
Jikkyō Powerful Pro Yakyū Wii Sports Konami/Pawapuro Production Konami JP [14]
Jissen Pachi-Slot Pachinko Hisshôhô! Hokuto no Ken Wii Pachinko Sammy Sega Save icon [15]
Link's Crossbow Training Shooter Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayer icon
Madden NFL 08 Sports EA Sports EA AUS, EU, NA [16]
Madden NFL 09 All-Play Player icon, referee, John Madden [17]
Madden NFL 10 Player icon
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Sega Sega
Nintendo JP, KO		AUS, EU, JP, KO, NAPlayable character [18]
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games [19]
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games
Mario Kart Wii Racing Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NABackground, playable character, save iconYes [20]
Mario Party 8 Party Hudson Soft [21]
Mario Sports Mix Sports Square Enix
Mario Strikers Charged
Mario Strikers Charged Football (PAL)		 Next Level Games Save iconNo [22]
Mario Super Sluggers Namco Bandai JP, NAPlayable character [23]
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Adventure Retro Studios AUS, EU, JP, NASave icon, in-game bobbleheadYes
Metroid Prime: Trilogy
MLB Power Pros Sports Konami/Pawapuro Production 2K Sports JP, NAPlayable characterNo [24]
MLB Power Pros 2008 [25]
Namco Museum Megamix Retro compilation Namco Namco Bandai NAPlayable character in multiplayer mode for one gameNo
Namco Museum Remix AUS, EU, JP, KO, NA
NBA Live 08 Sports EA Sports Electronic Arts AUS, EU, NACoach in play now mode [26]
NBA Live 09 All-Play Playable character [27]
NCAA Football 09 All-Play NAPlayer icon [28]
NHK Kohaku Quiz Kassen Trivia Nintendo EAD Nintendo JPPlayable characterYes
NHL 2K10 Sports Visual Concepts 2K Sports NA
Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 Konami AUS, EU, JP, NANo [29]
Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 [30]
Punch-Out!! Next Level Games Nintendo Save iconYes [31]
Rhythm Heaven Fever (Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise in PAL regions) Rhythm Nintendo Player iconNo
Samba de Amigo Gearbox Software, Sonic Team Sega Background character, player icon [32]
Smarty Pants Trivia, educational Planet Moon Studios EA AUS, EU, NAPlayable character [33]
Sonic Colors 3D platformer Sonic Team Sega AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character in multiplayer modeNo [34]
Sonic Unleashed Dimps Save icon
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing 3D kart racer Sumo Digital AUS, EU, NAPlayable character, save icon
Super Mario Galaxy 3D platformer Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NASave icon
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Super Smash Bros. Brawl Fighting Sora Ltd. Wi-Fi player icon [35]
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii Rhythm Namco Namco Bandai Games JPPlayer icon, dancing characters
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Do Don to 2 Daime
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Minna de Party 3 Daime
Taiko no Tatsujin Wii: Kettei-Ban
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play Sports EA Sports Electronic Arts AUS, EU, NAPlayer icon [36]
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 [37]
WarioWare: Smooth Moves Minigames Intelligent Systems Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, KO, NAPlayable character [38]
We Love Golf! Sports Camelot Capcom EU, JP, NA [39]
We Ski Namco Namco Bandai [40]
We Ski & Snowboard AUS, EU, JP, NA
Wheel of Fortune Game show Pipeworks Software THQ NA [41]
Wii Fit Exergaming Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character, background characters, save iconYes [42]
Wii Fit Plus JP, NA
Wii Music Rhythm AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character, background characters [43]
Wii Party Party NDcube
Wii Play Minigames Nintendo EAD AUS, EU, JP, KO, NA [44]
Wii Play Motion
Wii Sports Sports [45]
Wii Sports Resort AUS, EU, JP, NA [46]
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 Yuke's THQ AUS, EU, NAPlayer iconNo [47]
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 [48]

WiiWare titles

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
AquaSpace Digital pet Paon Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable characterNo
Bejeweled 2 Puzzle game PopCap Games AUS, EU, NAPlayer icon
Bomberman Blast Action game Hudson Soft AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character [49]
Brain Challenge Edutainment Gameloft Player icon [50]
Chess Challenge!! Traditional game Digital Leisure EU, NABackground character
Dr. Mario Online Rx Puzzle game Arika Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character [51]
Equilibrio DK GamesAUS, EU, NASave icon [52]
Family & Friends Party Minigame compilation Enjoy UpGammick Entertainment [53]
Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan Puzzle game Namco JP
Let's Catch Sports game Prope Sega AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character [54]
MaBoShi: The Three Shape Arcade Puzzle game Mindware Corp Nintendo Player icon [55]
Magnetica Twist Mitchell Corporation EU, JP, NAPlayable character [56]
My Pokémon Ranch Digital pet Ambrella AUS, EU, JP, NABackground characterYes [57]
Party Fun Pirate Board game Tomy Playable characterNo [58]
Pool Revolution: Cue Sports Sports game Hudson Soft [59]
Potpourrii Puzzle game Abstraction GamesAUS, EU, NA [60]
Snowpack Park Simulation Skip Ltd. Nintendo JP, NAPlayable characterYes [61]
Tetris Party Puzzle game Hudson Soft AUS, EU, JP, NA [62]
Texas Hold'em Poker Card game Gameloft AUS, EU, NANo [63]
Texas Hold'em Tournament Digital Leisure [64]
TV Show King Quiz game, party Gameloft AUS, EU, JP, NAYes [65]
TV Show King 2
Uno Card game
Yakuman Wii Puzzle game Nintendo JPNo [66]

Wii U

Retail games

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Mario Kart 8 Racing Nintendo EAD, Bandai Namco Games Nintendo JP, EU, NA, AUSPlayable characterNo Nintendo Direct: Mario Kart 8
Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Sports Sega Sports R&D
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
New Super Luigi U Platformer Nintendo EAD
New Super Mario Bros. U Playable character, Background characters E3 2012
Nintendo Land Minigames Yes
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed Racing Sumo Digital Sega Playable characterNo
Sonic Lost World Action-adventure, platformer Sonic Team Miiverse integration, character Icon in Multiplayer
Star Fox Guard Tower defense Nintendo EPD, PlatinumGames Nintendo Save IconYes Nintendo Direct
Super Mario 3D World Platformer Nintendo EAD Tokyo Nintendo Ghost characterNo Nintendo Direct
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Fighting Sora Ltd. Playable character, background characters E3 2014
Wii Fit U Fitness Nintendo EAD Playable character, background characters, save iconYes Nintendo Direct
Wii Party U Party NDcube Playable character, background characters

Download Software

Games

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
A World of Keflings City-building game NinjaBee NA, EUPlayable characterYes
ACT IT OUT! A Game of Charades Party game Snap Finger Click EUPlayer iconNo [67]
F1 Race Stars: Powered Up Edition Racing Codemasters JP, EUPlayable character Nintendo Life
Wii Sports Club Sports Nintendo EAD Nintendo JP, NA, EU, AUPlayable character, Background charactersYes Nintendo Direct
Word Party Party game Lightwood GamesNA, EU, AUPlayer icon

Non-game applications

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Wii U Internet Browser Web browser Nintendo SDD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NACameoNo

Nintendo DS

Since the Nintendo DS lacks a native Mii Maker, the following games support Miis through the ability to import them from a Wii console. Tomodachi Collection, Ide Yousuke's Healthy Mahjong DSI, Kuruma De DS and Personal Trainer: Walking also feature in-game Mii Makers.

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Personal Trainer: Walking Exergaming Creatures Inc. Nintendo AU, EU, JP, NAPlayable characterYes
Tomodachi Collection Life simulation Nintendo SPD JPIslanders
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time RPG Square Enix Nintendo SPD AU, EU, JP, NAMii MaskNo
Ide Yousuke’s Healthy Mahjong DSi Mahjong Nintendo SPD JPPlayable character
Kuruma de DS Software Nintendo SPD Nintendo SPD JPDriver and passengers

Nintendo 3DS

Retail games

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Animal Crossing: New Leaf Life simulation Nintendo EAD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAFacial makeover for the player's characterNo Nintendo Direct
AKB48+Me Rhythm Jupiter Kadokawa Shoten JPPlayable character, dancing characters, singing characters, other charactersYes
Crosswords Plus Puzzle Nintendo NAPlayer iconNoTrailer
Disney Magical World Life simulation h.a.n.d. Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable characterNintendo website
Disney Magical World 2 h.a.n.d.
Bandai Namco Studios
Kid Icarus: Uprising Third-person shooter Project Sora Multiplayer icon, save icon, StreetPass iconNo
Mario Kart 7 Racing Nintendo EAD
Retro Studios 		Background, playable character, save iconNintendo website
Mario Tennis Open Sports Camelot Software Planning Background, playable character
New Super Mario Bros. 2 Platformer Nintendo StreetPass icon Nintendo Direct June 2012
Nintendogs + Cats Digital pet AUS, EU, JP, NA, TDCANintendo website
Pilotwings Resort Flight simulation game Monster Games Nintendo Playable characterYes
Pokémon Rumble Blast Action Ambrella AUS, EU, JP, NA, TDCANo E3 2011 demos
Ridge Racer 3D Racing Bandai Namco Games AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayer icon
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3D Puzzle n-Space Atari, Inc. AUS, EU, NAStreetPass icon
Sonic Generations Platformer Dimps Sega AUS, EU, JP, NAWi-Fi icon
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed Racing Sumo Digital Playable character
StreetPass Mii Plaza RPG, puzzle, shoot 'em up, simulation Nintendo SDD, Good-Feel, Grezzo, Spike Chunsoft, Prope Nintendo JP, EU, NA, AUS, TDCAPlayable character, supporting charactersYes
Super Mario 3D Land Platformer Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NASave icon, StreetPass iconNoNintendo website
Tetris: Axis Puzzle Hudson Soft Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NA, TDCAPlayable character
Mario Golf: World Tour Sports Camelot Software Planning AUS, EU, JP, NA
Miitopia RPG Nintendo All CharactersYes Nintendo Direct
Tomodachi Life Life simulation IslandersNintendo website
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Fighting Sora Ltd.
Bandai Namco Games 		Nintendo Playable character, background characterNo E3 2014
Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Sports Nintendo Nintendo Direct Japan
Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS Game creation AUS, EU, JP, NAIcon

Nintendo eShop exclusive titles

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Coaster Creator Simulation game Gamers DigitalAUS, EU, JP, NARidersNo Nintendo Life
Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH! Sports Shin'en Multimedia Playable character, save iconNintendo website
Nintendo Badge Arcade Arcade Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NABackground characters, Miiverse players
Rusty's Real Deal Baseball Sports Nintendo JP, NA, KOPlayable character, player avatarYes Nintendo Direct February 2014
Pokémon Rumble World Action game The Pokémon Company Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NA, TDCAPlayer avatarYesNintendo website
SoccerUp 3D Sports EnjoyUP GamesEU, JP, NAPlayers, team editorNo
Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers Tower defense Vanpool Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, NAPlayable character, Supporting charactersYes Nintendo Direct

Nintendo Switch

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Active Life: Outdoor Challenge
Family Trainer (PAL region)		 Sports/fitness h.a.n.d. Bandai Namco Entertainment JP, EU, NA, AUSPlayable characterNo
Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition Life simulation h.a.n.d.
Bandai Namco Studios
Go Vacation Variety Bandai Namco Studios
Mario Golf: Super Rush Sports Camelot Software Planning Nintendo February 2021
Nintendo Direct
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Racing Nintendo EPD
Miitopia Role-playing YesFebruary 2021
Nintendo Direct
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Platformer No
Nintendo Switch Sports Sports February 2022
Nintendo Direct
Super Mario Maker 2 Platformer, game creation Online profile avatarYes
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fighting Sora Ltd.
Bandai Namco Games 		Playable character, background characterNo Nintendo Direct
E3 2018
カラオケJOYSOUND for Nintendo Switch Music XingJPPlayer avatar, background characters
ご当地鉄道 for Nintendo Switch !! Party B.B.STUDIO CO.,LTD.

デザインアクト Grounding Inc.

 Bandai Namco Entertainment JPPlayable characterYes

Mobile

TitleGenreDeveloperPublisherAvailableUseRequired?Source
Dr. Mario World Match-three tile-matching Nintendo EPD
Line Corporation
NHN Entertainment 		Nintendo DiscontinuedProfile pictureNo
Mario Kart Tour [lower-alpha 1] Racing game DeNA AUS, EU, JP, KO, NAPlayer character
Miitomo Social network Nintendo EPD DiscontinuedAvatarYes
Pikmin Bloom Fitness Nintendo EPD
Niantic 		Niantic AUS, EU, JP, KO, NA
Pokémon Rumble Rush Action game Ambrella The Pokémon Company Discontinued
Super Mario Run Auto-runner Nintendo EPD Nintendo AUS, EU, JP, KO, NA, PAKNo

Notes

  1. ↑ Mii support has been added to this game as of version 2.12.0, released in March 2022.

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