Third Party Mii Support Looking Grim

March 3rd, 2007 by Jeff Baker in Business, Wii

Everyone remembers the satisfaction of seeing your own personal Mii featured in Warioware: Smooth Moves. But it looks like third party developers won’t be providing gamers with the same satisfaction. According to Electronic Arts producer Eric Chartrand, third party developers have not been provided the tools to implement Mii characters into their third party titles. Is this a bad move on Nintendo’s part or just an effort to preserve the originality of authentic Nintendo games?

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One Response to “Third Party Mii Support Looking Grim”

  1. No Online Third Party Wii Games? » DigitalBattle Says:
    March 5th, 2007 at 5:37 pm

    [...] has been treating third party developers and publishers like crap recently, almost like they’re pushing them away. Shouldn’t they be encouraging [...]

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