Nintendo Switch Sports Resort has been announced for Nintendo Switch 2 and will be releasing October 22nd, 2026!
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- 09/09/2026: Today's Nintendo Direct has revealed more information about Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, including a free roam mode and a singleplayer mode called "Island Crown"!
- 06/12/2026: The Wii Sports Resort soundtrack has been added to Nintendo Music!
- 06/09/2026: Nintendo Switch Sports Resort has been announced for Nintendo Switch 2 and will be releasing October 22nd, 2026!
- 04/16/2026: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has now released worldwide!
- 03/25/2026: A demo for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has released!
- 01/29/2026: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has been given a release date of April 16, 2026!
- 11/18/2025: Wii Fit Plus has been added to Nintendo Music!
- 10/23/2025: Miis appear in the second Nintendo Direct for Kirby Air Riders.
- 09/12/2025: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream has been confirmed to release Spring 2026!
Nintendo Land is a 2012 video game and launch title for the Wii U. It is an amusement park-themed minigame collection consisting of twelve main games in total, referred to as "attractions". Each attraction represents a different Nintendo game or franchise. Many of the games utilize the additional screen of the Wii U Gamepad, particularly for asynchronous multiplayer, as the game began development alongside the Wii U console. One of the main characters for the game is Monita, a female robot and tutorial guide who makes cameos in various attractions. Miis are used as playable characters, also appearing as background characters in some attractions, with Miis from various Miiverse users roaming around the main plaza. The game also contains a pachinko-style Coin Game in the main plaza, which is used to unlock prizes. Nintendo Land is the first video game to introduce the new Mii library of 111 CPU Miis, although they would later gain more prominent roles in Wii Party U and Wii Sports Club.
Nintendo Land was a pack-in title for the Wii U Deluxe Set at launch, and remained included in multiple North American Wii U console bundles. The first Wii U game bundle to replace Nintendo Land was New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U. It is the fifth best-selling video game for the console, selling 5.21 million units worldwide.
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- Party Phil and Party Penny bear a strong resemblance to the Tutes.
- In the Prima Games guide for Nintendo Land, an original Mii named "no name" appears in some gameplay screenshots.
- Fiends and Terror Fiends in Miitopia have an attack besides their infamous one-hit KO attack.
- The Japanese voice actors for Trainers have also voiced Miis in several games.
- Trainers, the Wii Balance Board, and Iris Archwell appear as Mystery Mushroom costumes in Super Mario Maker
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