I understand really well that when I paid for a disk I want to access to all of the content. And that's enough for me.

I hope they develope their own line of software and let it be free the classic games.

The part you apparently misunderstand is that buying a physical item with digital content on it in this day and age does not entitle you to anything other than that physical item, not the digital content on it.

Yes. Videogames are expensive and blocking in-game content under paywalls is bad, it's annoying if you can afford it and a very dickish move if you can't. If amiibos could get you the DLC (you get the DLC plus the figurine) it would be an amazing value, specially in games with more expensive downloadable content, like FE Awakening. You want Cloud on Smash? Just buy the amiibo, you get one DLC code, the figurine and the amiibo advantges. Also a good incentive to buy the  game, if you have the amiibo for the figurine and you get the DLC from one game. Why not just buy it and use both the DLC and the amiibo?

I have three amiibos, and I just use them as decoration. I don't mind them as long as the content is optional or purely aesthetic, but if they start to block too much content behind them, that would piss me off a lot.

I can't imagine them doing that.  Doing both is more likely, though I suppose it's possible that they could move away from the DLC aspect if it generates growth as its own platform.

Personally, I only have a problem with Amiibo if the DLC isn't available to purchase on its own.  Put those new costumes or whatever inside the figures but also put it up for sale on the digital storefront.

The only reason people buy amiibos is because they want to collect them, nobody buys them for the dlc because they don´t offer anything special, expect in games like mario party or animal crossing: amiibo festival but let´s be real those games are irrelevant and if all the content in those games is locked into amiibos so be it nobody cares.

Don't worry, I agree with your premise. Amiibos are on-disc DLC, so yes, additional Amiibos fit that criteria. Just pointing out that while you're correct that the whole of Amiibo Festival requires Amiibos to work, they don't actually sell the game without Amiibos.

So even they know that people does not buy them for the dlc.

hold the phone, there is no defense. I'm just calling it like i see it. I didnt want to be that guy, but screw it.  The amiibo thing for DLC was a dumb dumb decision. Especially since they have super rare ones that are hard to get. Whats the point of DLC if players cant even get access? But Nintendo has to be different for the hell of it. Instead of just doing DLC like a normal company they wanna attach it to figures and are perplexed when no one is using it as DLC. Classic

I think they were hoping it would boost HW sales and that didnt havppen.

They should be happy to just sell them period. lol

So are Skylanders and Disney Infinity right? It's not like Nintendo is doing something that hasn't already been established as a form of DLC that some people are happy to pay for. Though I suppose if you are selling Amiibos for games that don't inherently need them, like Splatoon or MK, then you are getting into somewhat more murky territory that Skylanders and Disney Infinity don't occupy.

I don't know why Nintendo thought people wouldn't by them as collectors items, especially when they make some Amiibos super rare. But yeah, while there is short term benefit to people buying as collectors items because it's revenue and profiuts for Nitnendo, the strategic purpose of Amiibos is not that they are an end in themselves but that they are meant to lead to increased softwarre and console hardware sales. If they aren't actually achieving that more important strategic goal then their value to Nintendo is significantly diminished. It will be interesting to see whether they continue with producing something that largely amounts to collectible figures with no broader benefit to the company or whether they ditch Amiibo in the next generation in favour of something that will drive console hardware and software sales.