Our Wii has been online for almost two weeks now. In that time we’ve added people from all over the English-speaking side of the web.

All that talk about the Wii getting non-gamers (particularly girls) into gaming? I am unconvinced.

Here’s a photo of the boy Miis that we’ve been sent.

Here are the girl Miis.

The Mii Parade gender split is very similar.

Are the girl Miis shy? Does your normally non-gaming sister/mum/girlfriend turn the mingle option off? Or is everyone making boy Miis regardless of their personal gender?

I’m curious.

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You’ve got your Wii, you’ve created your Mii. Now what? Get your Mii on a t-shirt, that’s what!
Well stop your grinnin’ and drop your linen* now you can, courtesy of Mrcloud.com

Either send Mr Cloud a digital photo of your Mii or even better use some of the limited Mii functionality Nintendo actually bothered to include in every Wii console:

• Email your Wii Friend Code to Mr Cloud.
• Add Mr Cloud’s Wii friend code to your Wii.
• Goto the Mii plaza and send them your Mii.

Here is an example of what your finished t-shirt will look like:

British Gaming Blog have a £3 off coupon you could use.

*Hudson - Aliens (1986)

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