Nintendo has released a notification within Miitomo detailing the app’s next update, due to hit sometime in the near future. Most notable among the changes will be additional ways send friend requests, such as email. Currently, the only way to add friends in Miitomo is through existing social networking links…

UPDATE: Nintendo U.K. has released an official statement about the upcoming Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem titles coming to mobile, while also confirming a release window of Fall 2016 for both titles. Nintendo confirms that Animal Crossing will feature some level of connectivity to a dedicated version on console. “Nintendo…

Get your game tickets ready, folks. Nintendo has released several new Miitomo Drop stages for you to hurl your unsuspecting Miis into. This time, the Miitomo Drop theme is based on the dark Gothic style and includes dark dresses, suits, leggings, hats, and of course, the highly sought after and…

Nintendo’s first smartphone title, Miitomo, is still going strong, with thousands of Miis getting dressed up in all sorts of different outfits every day. Soon this clothing range will be expanding even further, with some fashionable squid kid gear straight from Splatoon. Next Tuesday will also bring some new Splatoon-themed…

Want to spruce up your Mii’s outfit in Miitomo but don’t have the gold coins for it? Well, you might be in luck, as My Nintendo has updated with three new rewards! For 200 Platinum Points you can get a Super Famicom controller hoodie, a Bee Suit set, or a…

Nintendo’s entry into the smartphone market has proven to be to successful. According to website SurveyMonkey, it’s estimated that Miitomo had around 4 million people use the application last month, and nearly 1 million people logged into it daily. Miitomo, which is available on both the Google Play Store and…

Back on March 20th we reported that, after its release in Japan, Miitomo surpassed the 1 million users mark in just three days. Now with the app available across the world that number has soared even higher, to a whopping 3 million! The news was tweeted out by Nintendo of…

Today marked a very important day in Nintendo’s history, despite the fact that there wasn’t any huge splash that came with it. Today, March 31st, Nintendo released its first-ever mobile application, Miitomo. Now I know technically the app had already been launched in Japan, but that made its accessibility limited,…

UPDATE: Here’s a new ad to celebrate the launch, straight from the Nintendo Mobile YouTube channel: The time has finally arrived: Miitomo can now be downloaded in North America, the UK, and many other territories! Just hop onto the App Store or Google Play and you’ll be able to download…

UPDATE (03/30): Nintendo has updated the Miitomo home page with a deadline for preregistration; 1:00am Pacific Time. Given that the preregistration page claims it “ends at the launch of Miitomo”, we could see the app hit iTunes and Google Play at that time in North America. Europe, however, has been…

UPDATE (3/30): Miitomo’s version 1.1 update is now live in the Japanese IOS and Android stores. In addition to the new features listed below, the update also allows the previously locked region to be changed. Now users of the Japanese version of Miitomo can set the region to U.S. and…