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'''''Battle Mii''''' was a tech demo for Nintendo's Wii U that was shown at E3 2011. In the demo, two Miis dressed as Samus from ''Metroid'' ran around a large level while shooting enemies, targets, or each other. Additionally, a third player could control Samus' gunship and attempt to defeat the other two players. | '''''Battle Mii''''' was a tech demo for Nintendo's Wii U that was shown at E3 2011. In the demo, two Miis dressed as Samus from ''Metroid'' ran around a large level while shooting enemies, targets, or each other. Additionally, a third player could control Samus' gunship and attempt to defeat the other two players. | ||
In the 2012 Wii U launch title ''Nintendo Land'', there was a minigame called "Metroid Blast" that expanded and refined this concept. However, the original tech demo has never resurfaced. | In the 2012 Wii U launch title ''Nintendo Land'', there was a minigame called "Metroid Blast" that expanded and refined this concept. However, the original tech demo has never resurfaced. | ||
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Revision as of 03:11, 11 August 2017
Screenshot of Battle Mii.
Status: Lost
Battle Mii was a tech demo for Nintendo's Wii U that was shown at E3 2011. In the demo, two Miis dressed as Samus from Metroid ran around a large level while shooting enemies, targets, or each other. Additionally, a third player could control Samus' gunship and attempt to defeat the other two players.
In the 2012 Wii U launch title Nintendo Land, there was a minigame called "Metroid Blast" that expanded and refined this concept. However, the original tech demo has never resurfaced.