2 Big Unanswered Questions following Nintendo's E3

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sethnintendo on 12 June 2014

kitler53 said:

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$100m is QoL, I think they said it was 'non-game related tech', I think it may have been more $ as well, $150m or so.

to me, that doesn't exclude amiibo.

I highly doubt they spent 100 million on a chip to put into figurines. Also, amiibo might be "non-game related tech" to you but it works with games. How is that non-game related?

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kitler53 on 12 June 2014

sethnintendo said:

kitler53 said:

ToxicJosh said:
$100m is QoL, I think they said it was 'non-game related tech', I think it may have been more $ as well, $150m or so.

to me, that doesn't exclude amiibo.

I highly doubt they spent 100 million on a chip to put into figurines. Also, amiibo might be "non-game related tech" to you but it works with games. How is that non-game related?

non-gaming related technology not non-gaming releated product. maybe they bought up some technology to manufacture figurines.