Not exact matches
And don't miss out on the tons of other Animal Crossing:
amiibo Festival news today: Release date, overview trailer, new second wave of
figures.
Translators of the original Famitsu scans have finally surfaced, giving us some idea about what the Wolf Link
amiibo and other
figures will
do in the game.
Though no - one's quite sure on what they'll actually
do anywhere, Nintendo has confirmed that Hyrule Warriors will also support the Skylanders-esque
Amiibo figures.
If the collection
does come to Nintendo's home console, it's hard to imagine that there won't be
amiibo support with the Mega Man
figure from the Super Smash Bros. line of
amiibo integrated somehow.
Undoubtedly the new
amiibo are released in order to encourage you to buy new
figures so you don't have to erase your Super Smash Bros. data for those characters, but if you don't want doubles of certain characters that's certainly an option.
Finally while we're talking about
amiibo, don't miss the four new
figures that were just announced in Japan as part of a second wave hitting in December.
Don't forget that the Wave 2 Animal Crossing
amiibo figures including Blathers, Celeste, Kicks, and Resetti launch in North America tomorrow, January 22nd!
The
figures are not created by Sony themselves, and they definitely don't work the same way Nintendo's
amiibo or Activision's Skylanders
do.
Of course, a New 3DS system or the NFC
amiibo reader will required to use the
figure, but
doing so will add even more content to a jam - packed game collection.
They're pretty much the only
Amiibo I'm going to try to buy because I don't have a WiiU & the way they're bundling the
figures in NA (no individual Digby) hasn't endeared me to Nintendo America enough to consider buying a whole new system just for one game.
While the same press release confirmed a March 18th release date for new
amiibo figures, it doesn't confirm the same date for the
amiibo cards.
There's also a lack of
amiibo support, which feels somewhat odd with DK and Diddy both having
figures, but that doesn't exactly lessen the game — it just seems like a missed opportunity.
The
Amiibo figures, like the Skylanders and Disney Infinity toys before them, don't store a lot of data — just the pertinent ownership and statistics info for Smash Bros., and that's it.
What I didn't notice before but
do now is how in the Twilight Princess display case, the front row all have their own
amiibo figure including the Wolf Link with Midna that will be available next month, Yippee!
The Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome
amiibo update doesn't just support the Animal Crossing
amiibo figures as you'd predictably expect.
For one, as far as I'm aware, the other companies don't pump out
figures as often as
amiibo, so they have to keep them stocked for much longer.
Hanson: Given the turbulent release of
Amiibo characters, are you
doing anything to prepare for the high demand for Star Wars
figures?
Now we don't know what
amiibo will be compatible with Super Mario Odyssey outside of the announced wedding
figures, but given how the outfits keep coming the possibilities are endless.
I'm okay with them making
amiibos, as I really
do appreciate being able to have a collection of matching
figures for my favorite game characters.
If the collection
does come to Nintendo's home console, it's hard to imagine that there won't be
amiibo support with the Mega Man
figure from the Super Smash Bros. line of
amiibo integrated somehow.
Amiibo figures most likely don't cost that much to manufacture, but Labo is definitely even cheaper than that.
We've seen this already, with cards and plushies, but not in my wildest dreams
did I imagine a cereal box would function as an
amiibo figure.
And while it hasn't been confirmed yet, it would be strange if the upcoming Animal Crossing:
amiibo Festival
did not support the Villager
amiibo figure.
So when
do we get more
Amiibo figures for Animal Crossing?
Seriously, Mario doesn't so much «run» as he
does slide and bounce around like a statue, and his appearance seems less like traditional 8 - bit (read, Mr Game & Watch) and more like someone made the 8 - bit Mario
amiibo figure into a playable character.
It was confirmed that the game would be getting its own
amiibo figures, and while it's currently unknown what they'll
do in - game, they look AMAZING.
-- Different modes: Board Game, Desert Island Escape, Quiz Show — Apparently some other things to
do as well — Might be 7 - 8 modes in total based on the different icons — Some modes only work with cards, others only work with
figures — As you earn Happy Points, spend those to build up each attraction — Add things to each attraction individually — Ex: build new things for the Board Game mode by spending points — This appears to affect gameplay and is more than just looks — Individual
amiibo can level up
Animal Crossing:
amiibo Festival is compatible with all of your Animal Crossing
amiibo figures, so there's lots of different things to see and
do with your favourite Animal Crossing friends!
It should also be mentioned that this collection features
amiibo support and if you're a fan of this series than the Fire Emblem
amiibos are must have
figures that
does add a couple of bonuses to the game and rightly so, because you
did pay extra for the privilege.
As the stock is constantly changing, so
do the prices of these
amiibo figures, and we'll be
doing our best to keep this list as up to date as humanly possible.
They're pretty much the only
Amiibo I'm going to try to buy because I don't have a WiiU & the way they're bundling the
figures in NA (no individual Digby) hasn't endeared me to Nintendo America enough to consider buying a whole new system just for one game.
Don't forget that the Wave 2 Animal Crossing
amiibo figures including Blathers, Celeste, Kicks, and Resetti launch in North America tomorrow, January 22nd!
I don't think cartoonish - looking
amiibo figures have aesthetic troubles in general.
And for those who don't own a MegaMan
amiibo can get a gold colored
figure of the titular character in a special edition.
Finally while we're talking about
amiibo, don't miss the four new
figures that were just announced in Japan as part of a second wave hitting in December.
Now we don't know what
amiibo will be compatible with Super Mario Odyssey outside of the announced wedding
figures, but given how the outfits keep...
And don't miss out on the tons of other Animal Crossing:
amiibo Festival news today: Release date, overview trailer, new second wave of
figures.
I have every
figure from the Smash Bros. line of
amiibo, but the last few purchases simply don't carry the same meaning as the first
did.
R.O.B. is one of the oldest (and most classic) Nintendo characters, so even if you don't plan to use this
Amiibo in any actual Wii U or 3DS games, it's a pretty nice little
figure to have as a trinket in tribute to your Nintendo heritage.
And of course, don't forget to enter my Splatoon
amiibo, LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack, or the Finding Dory Play Set and Nemo
Figure for Disney Infinity giveaways either.
Other than Nintendo's
Amiibo series that was highly sought after due to the rarity of some its
figures, which was rumored to be intentionally
done by the company to trigger demand.
While we didn't receive new
amiibo to represent the game, we
did have the opportunity to decorate our homes and workspaces with 3 to 6 inch
figures of the Rabbid...
Not only
did we have the woolly Poochy, we also had a Breath Of The Wild Guardian
figure with wiry poseable arms and even a Mario breakfast cereal with a box that doubled as an
amiibo.
The Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome
amiibo update doesn't just support the Animal Crossing
amiibo figures as you'd predictably expect.
We don't know how the
amiibo figures will work inside Mario Kart 8.
I don't know what brought it on — was it the Mega Man
amiibo figure on my shelf, or the Mega Man mini-helmet from Loot Crate on my desk, or just a desire to revisit the classics?
No store exclusivity has been mentioned in the past few days, with the exception of the GameStop exclusive Retro 3 Pack, but many suspected that the Dr. Mario
amiibo was going to be a Target exclusive, considering the
figure didn't appear on any other retailer website.
Bros line I doubt that these remaining
figures will disappear without a trace like the second wave of Super Mario
amiibo did.
No
amiibo functionality has been confirmed yet, but I don't see them putting the biggest line of
figures to waste.
On the
amiibo, it's hard to say, but if they
did it before, they can
do it again... especially with how the
figures make money hand over fist.