Amiibo generally spawned mid-range weapons, but for a few notable exceptions. In TOTK, the high-end weapons have more or less disappeared from Hyrule.

A recent release of Nintendo's toy-to-life amiibo reveals a change in packaging, allowing users to scan it without unboxing the figurine.

The latest Tears of the Kingdom-themed amiibo of Princess Zelda and Ganondorf are now available at multiple retailers, including Best Buy, Walmart, and GameStop.

The Street Fighter 6 amiibo Card Starter Set will cost $39.99, and comes with 22 cards based off the fighters in the game, and GameStop is accepting pre-orders as of this writing.

Amiibo are back but Nintendo has the chance to make them more playable than ever Features By Rosalie Newcombe published April 10, 2025 This one addition would be a Switch 2 game changer Comments (0) ...

Nintendo’s amiibo line has been going strong for more than a decade now, and at this point, you’d think the company would have made every character imaginable. Icons like Mario and Link have ...

Unchanged Design, Yet Still No Amiibo? Shy Guy’s design may have changed more throughout the years like everyone else’s seems to have, if Nintendo didn’t nail him right off the bat. Shy Guy ...

A slew of new amiibo were quietly revealed in addition to all the Switch 2 info shared on April 2, confirming details gleaned from Federal Communications Commission (FCC) filings a month ago.

Every Amiibo figure has an NFC chip built into its base, which can be scanned by your Switch controller when in close proximity. The data on this chip is read, and if it's compatible with the game ...