cometgamer1
Junior Member
Do you think it's a good idea to get the cards now hoping it has functions in a potential Switch version
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Should I get the Amiibo Cards for a potential Switch installment
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I don't think it's a bad idea honestly, especially if they're convenient for you to start collecting now.
The switch has amiibo capabilities built-in so I definitely think AC will probably take advantage of it with the next games both with cards and probably their figures. It would be odd to have such a big, popular update in acnl and then not continue it in the next game, especially considering the Sanrio collaborations and other popular series editions that were pretty profitable for Nintendo. Hopefully they'll even do more with the cards in the future game, since some of the cards (like the special villagers) weren't really useful in acnl which seemed like a bit of a waste imo.
The switch has amiibo capabilities built-in so I definitely think AC will probably take advantage of it with the next games both with cards and probably their figures. It would be odd to have such a big, popular update in acnl and then not continue it in the next game, especially considering the Sanrio collaborations and other popular series editions that were pretty profitable for Nintendo. Hopefully they'll even do more with the cards in the future game, since some of the cards (like the special villagers) weren't really useful in acnl which seemed like a bit of a waste imo.
Don't_ask_Alice
Senior Member
I would for sure. The switch can allready use amiibos and it's still popular in New leaf. Plus once the new game comes out and people start playing I bet anything the cards will go up in value and cost more.
Warrior
Ultimate Warrior
If they work with the switch game prices will skyrocket.
I'd say try buy your favorite villagers (I used ebay for individual cards) but maybe don't invest too much just in case they don't work the same in the next installment.
I'd say try buy your favorite villagers (I used ebay for individual cards) but maybe don't invest too much just in case they don't work the same in the next installment.
Garrett
Senior Member
I think that amiibo support is highly likely. Most of Nintendo's first party games have had some support so far.
As said above, prices will skyrocket if there is amiibo support but no card reprints.
As said above, prices will skyrocket if there is amiibo support but no card reprints.
ILikeFroakies
Senior Member
Probably not a bad idea. They might just be hard to find
Stackhouse
That train has sailed.
Most of them are discontinued.
They would need to start production again.
I hope they do, because I've bought so many.
They would need to start production again.
I hope they do, because I've bought so many.
calamitybot
Future Ghost
Since they're kind of hard to get your hands on these days, I'd just try to get cards for villagers that you'd actually want in your town.
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