By far the largest amiibo collection is the Smash Bros. series, and that game enables you to save (or 'write') fighter data to the amiibo itself. Other titles such as Super Mario Odyssey simply ...

Continuing on the theme of strange omissions from Nintendo's upcoming sequel Super Mario Maker 2, arguably one of the biggest disappointments ... of their bulging amiibo collection.

amiibo available to give players a jumpstart before the game debuts, if it is indeed releasing ahead of the game. “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” will feature the biggest roster of the series ...

If you’ve been looking to add some more amiibo to your collection this year, you can now preorder Splatoon 3 amiibo at a variety of retailers. This particular collection includes Big Man ...

Adding a collectible card with every new amiibo would fix my biggest issue with the Nintendo ... and even accidentally breaking, my collection. I’m over 100 figures deep, but having to remove ...

This combined with the ongoing popularity of Metal Gear Solid has resulted in a larger demand for Solid Snake to come back than most other Amiibo in the Super Smash Bros. collection. Fortunately ...

Sora is seemingly the final amiibo for the massive crossover Nintendo game, completing the collection of figures. This was announced in the Nintendo Direct alongside release dates for Noah and Mio ...

Some brand new amiibo are joining Nintendo's collection. Right now, you can preorder two-packs of Callie and Marie and Pearl and Marina from Splatoon. These cost $30 each and will officially be ...

In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe amiibo allows you to unlock new Mii racing suit costumes based on some of the biggest names in gaming - Mario, Donkey Kong, Sonic, Mega Man and more. The process is really ...

Snake is also a rarity in the Amiibo line, as he's one of a handful of non-Nintendo characters to receive the Amiibo treatment. Another example of this would be Sora from Kingdom Hearts ...

Rex would be so happy. It feels like a long time since we’ve talked about Amiibo. That’s odd because they were one of the biggest things that Nintendo had ever done at one point in time.