Mii too wee? Extend the size of your Mii on your Nintendo 3DS naturally with an XL-sized augmented reality card, one of the newest additions to the North American version of Club Nintendo.
In Chase Mii, up to four players work together to catch a single person, chasing them through Mario-esque environments. The twist is that the player being chased uses the new Wii U controller, which gives them a tactical advantage by allowing them to see a map.
What happens when a bunch of game journalists and game developers from Capcom converge in Miami for a multi-day showcase of Capcom games? A lot of 3DS Street Passing. This is how Nintendo’s unusual approach to social networking is supposed to work.
So French men can make a Mario as big as a human? Pffft. Japanese men can make a Mii as big as Gigantor.
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Only one thing can save you when a gargantuan Mii is chasing you down a deserted stretch of highway in the middle of nowhere.
After years of top-down and isometric views, EA is taking the Monopoly franchise to the streets, transforming it from board game to a “dynamic, living, 3D world”. Will this be Monopoly’s Grand Theft Auto III?
