the_dengle on 24 June 2014
| gergroy said: I still dont know why the hell I would even want or need one of these things. The way I understand it, it is so you can take your wii u's smash data (for one specific character) to a friends house or something? So they are bulky, very expensive memory cards? Also, do you have to have the thing on the gamepad while you are playing? Seems awkward... What if your friend at said house has an amiibo too? Only one of you can use them because there is only one gamepad? Needless to say, the amiibo did not give enough information on them... Terrible reveal... |
Actually, you evidently just weren't paying attention, since all of your questions were answered. Multiple times over.
You do not have to leave your Amiibo on the GamePad. Once you scan it, its data is stored for the duration of the session. Multiple Amiibo were shown fighting in a single match.
Amiibo don't just store custom movesets. They are custom AI. Like Forza's "Drivatars" with some RPG mechanics. Your Amiibo will level up and develop a personal fighting style and stuff (so two Amiibo of the same character at the same level with the same custom moves equipped won't be identical fighters).
