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New Mario Party 10 Amiibos Are A Different Scale Than The Original Line
The new line of Super Mario Amiibos have made it into our office, and we were surprised to see the disparity in scale between the new and the old.
You can check out a collection of pictures below showing off the new Amiibos and how they differ in size. The Mario Party 10 Amiibos are much larger.
For more on Amiibos, head here to read about how I don't collect them (but own six of them). You can also head here to read about what characters we hope to see as Amiibos in the future, and here to find out what the figures are actually for.
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