About: dbkwik:resource/ZziP6VSLuLkvia0tKixj4g==

Property	Value
rdf:type	CVG
rdfs:label	Chase Mii
rdfs:comment	Chase Mii was a Wii U tech-demo featured at E3 2011. The demo showcased the Wii U's unique "asymmetrical gameplay" functionality. The player with the GamePad controlled a Mii attempting to avoid capture by the opposing players who controlled their Miis with Wii Remotes on the TV screen. The GamePad displayed an entire map of the area with the locations of all the players, while the TV displayed a third person perspective of the opponents. It was later developed into Nintendo Land and rebranded as Mario Chase.
dcterms:subject	Wii U games dbkwik:resource/ucoxA_8lNFb9IBwYLOw3bA== Nintendo games Mini-Games Party games
system1AU	Unreleased
system1NA	Unreleased
system1EU	Unreleased
system1JP	Unreleased
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Name	Chase Mii
Genre	Mini-game, Party
Type	Game
Caption	Gameplay
fix	a
System	Wii U
Class	X
Developer	Nintendo
Publisher	Nintendo
abstract	Chase Mii was a Wii U tech-demo featured at E3 2011. The demo showcased the Wii U's unique "asymmetrical gameplay" functionality. The player with the GamePad controlled a Mii attempting to avoid capture by the opposing players who controlled their Miis with Wii Remotes on the TV screen. The GamePad displayed an entire map of the area with the locations of all the players, while the TV displayed a third person perspective of the opponents. It was later developed into Nintendo Land and rebranded as Mario Chase.