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How to use Miis in Nintendo Switch Sports

Wii Sports vibes.

Nintendo Switch Sports is a beautiful-looking game that brings back some popular options from Nintendo’s Sports series, like tennis, while adding a bunch of new ones as well.

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In these games, you play as cute little customizable characters, which is a bit far from the norm. Usually, players would play these games as their Miis. And at first glance, it seems like these little avatars are nowhere to be seen.

But don’t fret, they are. And we know exactly where they. Here is how to equip your Mii as your character instead of the base one provided to you at the start.

How to find Miis in Nintendo Switch Sports

Screengrab via Nintendo
Screengrab via Nintendo
Screengrab via Nintendo
  1. At the Sports Selection menu, click the Customization option in the bottom left corner.
  2. When the screen pops up, go down to “Body.”
  3. In the Body option menu, you’ll see a Select Mii option. Click that.
  4. Here, you’ll have all the Miis you own on offer to change the head of your avatar to your Mii.

And that’s it. Just click and confirm your selection and you should start using Miis in-game straight away.


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