Living the Dream guide
Exchange your own Miis and Palette House creations with one nearby player over local wireless, using two systems on the same game version.
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Last checked: 2026-07-09
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Local play sends Miis and Palette House creations to one nearby player through local wireless. The product listing identifies two-player local wireless; this is a nearby-device exchange, not internet-based Mii sharing.
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Use two compatible Nintendo systems with a copy of the game for each player, keep the systems nearby, and update both copies to the same software version. A version mismatch must be resolved before the players can connect.
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You can send only a Mii or creation made on your own island. Content received from another player cannot be sent onward, and editing it or using it as a base does not make it eligible for re-sharing.
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Sharing does not remove the original Mii or creation from the sender's island. If a connection fails, first compare game versions and confirm both players selected local play near one another; do not look for an online lobby or a QR workflow.
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Quick answers
No. Nintendo documents nearby exchange through local wireless.
Two players, each on a nearby compatible system.
No. Received content stays ineligible even after editing or reuse as a base.
