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Reader Discussion: Did You Pick Up Any Amiibos?
Amiibos are here, and if pictures on social media are any indication, they appear to be popular. Did you pick any up?
I grabbed a Link because I am a big Zelda fan (you can see my unboxing video here), and I like the idea of unlocking Zelda stuff in other Nintendo games. I don't feel compelled to buy a full set just yet, though. I'd like a Zelda when she arrives, and if and when a Ness shows up, I'd like to get him, too.
What about you – did you pick up any amiibos yesterday? Did you grab a full set, or just a favorite character or two? Or did you not get any because you don't understand the appeal? Let us know in the comments below.
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