Miitomo, Nintendo’s first foray into the mobile gaming space, was a pretty bare-bones application when it first launched last March. But if you haven’t checked out your Mii’s house in several months, ...

Not long ago we shared a series of three story-driven videos that were released to promote Miitomo. Entirely in Japanese, it's nevertheless relatively easy to pick up the themes and general idea of ...

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Nintendo has started to roll out its Miitomo x The Legend of Zelda content to celebrate the E3 reveal of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Link wigs are being distributed in the app, while ...

Miitomo, Nintendo’s sophisticated new smartphone app, is a hybrid of free-to-play game and social network. By combining aspects of each, it becomes a disarming information gathering project. On its ...

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Miitomo takes a lot of ideas from Tomodachi Life, but is very far from being similar to the 3DS Mii simulation game. Instead, it relies on users answering questions to spur conversations with their ...

Video games may have been the original social network. Even before online play, gathering around the couch, exchanging cartridges with friends and sharing strategies in person was how players deepened ...

You’ve probably seen a lot of buzz on the internet about Miitomo, Nintendo’s first foray into the mobile market. If I had to describe it in the most simple way ...

Miitomo takes a lot of ideas from Tomodachi Life, but is very far from being similar to the 3DS Mii simulation game. Instead, it relies on users answering questions to spur conversations with their ...

Last year it was reported that Nintendo's first ever smartphone game, Miitomo, wouldn't be released at the end of 2015; instead, it was being delayed in order to promote it. Now, the free app has ...