The Nintendo Wii is more than a gaming rig. It’s by far the most versatile console to date, allowing you to not only download channels and surf the Internet, but also transfer data to and from your Nintendo Wii. By far, it is the Wiimote that boasts the most amount of seemingly complex technology crammed into one remote control. Not only does it work as a Bluetooth device, but also serves the function of an accelerometer and an optical sensor to determine where the Wiimote is pointing.
The Wiimote is also, to some extent, a flash drive allowing you to transfer information to and from your computer:
It is with this particular feature that I’ve been transferring, editing and creating Mii Avatars between my meager amount of Mii friends online. Here are some that I’ve made so far (topped off by … “me” above in my signature pink shirt), decided purely upon how easy I remember their faces:
The first two are Rico from Fool45 and Lia from The Gadgenista. Rico bears his signature pondering look as he enjoys his “questions, please” persona and as for Lia, well I recently found out she wears glasses.
How to create, edit and transfer Mii Avatars
This is done by transferring Mii’s from the Mii Plaza to your Wiimote via Bluetooth and then downloading a desktop conduit called Mii Transfer, which currently works with OS X. Afterwards, you will need an application called Mii Editor which works online or by download (you need to install Adobe AIR first for it to work offline).
Jayvee Fernandez is a tech enthusiast and sitting Techbology Editor for The Philippine STAR.
He is also an EAN certified SCUBA Diver and underwater photographer based in Metro Manila, Philippines. His photos and videos have appeared in various international and local publications including Random House Germany, Discovery Channel Canada, and CNN.
9 replies on “Mii Editor: Create and Edit Mii Avatars on Your Computer”
Uyyy! That’s my Daddy Ricowums! Hihihi.
Wow! Lemme try this at home!
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The miieditor site is no more. Any chance someone has the Mac OS X standalone file?
I really love the wii it is soooooooo cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have a nintendo wii 🙂
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Lets resurrect this application and add new functionality, if you need help, just email me.
my kids like the mii as well..
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Just in case I wasn’t clear as to which application.
I’m referring to the Mii Editor and incorporate the Mii transfer into this app too.