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Miitopia casts you and your friends in an adorably social, role-playing adventure, even if the novelty wears off before you reach the end of its surprisingly epic quest

Source: iMore Miitopia is an endearing JRPG that takes what Tomodachi Life on the Nintendo 3DS did and makes it more interactive. Originally released on the 3DS, Miitopia initially missed out on the spotlight it may have received due to the release of the Nintendo Switch. The RPG is centered around the Mii, Nintendo's answer to personal avatars, and players are encouraged to create the entire cast of the RPG with any Miis of their choice. From party members, to the antagonist, to the NPCs you meet along the way, each person's experience in Miitopia is completely unique. The personality system...

The decision to bring back 3DS exclusive Miitopia was a strange one on Nintendo’s part. This title originally landed to scattered applause in the dying days of the 3DS lifecycle, meaning it never really had a chance to shine. With a fresh lick of paint, new mechanics and a brand new audience, it’s sure to find more love in 2021 — but even still, it’s hard to deny how odd this game, and its re-release, really is. Miitopia originally began life within the Nintendo StreetPass system as a mini-game called Mii Plaza. In it, 3DS users attempted to rescue a Mii trapped in a cage by col...

Share: Ah, the Mii. We remember when we first made our own Miis back in 2006. Back then the most character customisation we had experienced was probably with The Sims, so making Miis of our friends, family and favourite video game characters was a fun pastime. It's a real shame, then, that Nintendo stepped away from their Miis, presumably in an attempt to distance Switch from the Wii branding. These fun avatars are still around, of course — the Switch has its own Mii Maker hidden away — but it's not as pronounced and they have certainly taken a back seat in recent years.

Vision, played by Paul Bettany, and his Mii counterpart. @strawburryusagi on Twitter; Disney/Marvel The user even included an animated version of Vision's love interest, Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen). First up, a brilliant take on Vision from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The user even included an animated version of Vision's love interest, Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen). Advertisement The Apple version of the "pleading" emoji (). @Galatea_83; Emojipedia Next, an emoji turned into a human. Advertisement Squidward Tentacles from the cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants." @MarekLonchar; Nicke...