Not to mention that back in the day, costumes, weapons, characters, etc. So, explain to me about Codename STEAM, Mario Party whatever number it is, Splatoon, Hyrule Warriors. Saying games with an amiibo label "aren't completely functional as-is" is just lying. It's like Mario Kart 8 in that regard, just a stupid bonus. Making it inconsistent means customers have to keep second guessing.Įven if there are amiibo-exclusives, they're just some skins. Nintendo's little "amoeba" mark and "Nintendo Network" mark likewise show which games are not completely functional as-is. You realize what a huge timesink that is, right? This is why packages are labeled "batteries not included" so you know it's not completely functional as-is. When I go to the store, I want to be able to purchase things off shelves without having to research each individual item online beforehand. If amoeba are going to be used merely to skip over what is a reasonably-designed unlock requirement of the sort sane developers would design that doesn't utterly waste players' time, then I will not hate on them so much, as stupid, pointless, irritating, and unnecessary as they are.īut you see? There's the problem.
As others have noted "they can also be unlocked through the game itself" is the moral way to do it as long as the unlock requirements aren't something ridiculous like "happen to win them through an awful random coin-launching game" or "download and play 500 maps for one outfit."
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