Never been in a Walmart. I thought it was a store that only weird people went to in order to make fun of on the internet. I didn’t even know they had video games.

No they arent. It was less amiibo compared to other years. The amiibo still selling alot.

Edit: being down dont mean its bad. Its just less releases.

Have a comparison of releases for each quarter and list amiibo of which ones. It would be a better comparison

Nah you have some times were its weird but for the most its not as bad as you think. Look at SMO for example, that was easily the best game to do what you said. A 10mil seller and they had 3 amiibo to come out with it. And all those 3 did was unlock something that comes out (outfits) after you beat the regular campaign

I don't think they're dead, but they're definitely slowing down. I suppose Nintendo mainly stocks amiibo of certain games for only a certain period of time, or in limited stock, which is terrible since it's just made it hard for me to get figurines I want. I think they'll continue releasing amiibo for upcoming games, which has its pluses and minuses. The plus side, people who like the characters, and the minus side, having certain content behind them, ranging from minor to rather appealing.

My local area target and Best Buy stores have become pretty barren lately of them with only a tiny selection so perhaps they might be going away after all. Guess we’ll know more next e3 if Nintendo decides to keep supporting them.

There are still new amiibo coming out, so no they aren't dead

They definitely are not as popular as they once were, that's for sure

Look at the ones thats released. All Zelda ones (30th year anniversary) are sold out. All the player 2 ssb are as well. Depends on which ones. Even the Metroid ones arent found easily. But mario wedding are

Hope not, I'm still waiting for a restock for link majora's mask, skyward sword and twilight princess version

Not dead, but Nintendo probably isn't going to be pushing them out to retailers or making as many as they did in the past.

This year is slower due to Wii U and 3DS declining significantly. But as the feature continues to pick up on Switch, so will Amiibos.