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For those in Canada, the Zelda 30th anniversary amiibo are back in stock on Amazon. Ocarina of Time Link, 8-Bit Link, and the Wind Waker double pack are all available once again. All of these figures arrive tomorrow.

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Thanks to MyGamingBoulevard, we have another look at the new Zelda 30th anniversary amiibo with an unboxing video. Get a look at the full set below.

The new Zelda 30th anniversary amiibo officially launch on Friday, but some people are getting them early. View some up-close photos below.

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Nintendo has brought out a new wave of Animal Crossing amiibo crossover cards featuring characters from Sanrio. View an unboxing video below.

Universo Zelda is once again providing us with another look at the Zelda 30th anniversary amiibo. 8-Bit Link, Toon Link/Zelda, and Ocarina of Time Link are all shown in the video below.

The first in-person photos of the Zelda 30th anniversary amiibo have emerged thanks to Universo Zelda. See the new pictures below.

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A couple of videos are in showing two of the Animal Crossing: New Leaf villagers that can stop by with amiibo cards. Gameplay clips for Huck and Ellie are below.

The Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome amiibo cards won’t be available in North America until December, but people in other territories are starting to purchase the new packs. Check out an unboxing video below.

A number of amiibo have been restocked over the past few weeks in the United States. Over at GameStop, we’re now hearing that consumers are finding that Robin is returning to store shelves. A number of Reddit users have reported success in finding the figure. You may have success finding Robin at your local store!

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Update (11/8): Nintendo has now removed Super Mario Maker for 3DS’ inclusion as an upcoming compatible amiibo game. Make of that what you will!


Original (11/7): Super Mario Maker for 3DS may feature amiibo support, if Nintendo’s website is anything to go by. It’s listed as an upcoming compatible game on the main amiibo website.

Nintendo previously said that Super Mario Maker for 3DS would not include the Mystery Mushrooms. In the Wii U version, these allowed players to unlock new costumes with amiibo, though they were also available through other means. The Wii U game also made use of the 30th Anniversary Mario amiibo to add a Big Mushroom power-up to courses.

It’s unclear if Nintendo’s website is simply an error. If it’s legitimate, hopefully we’ll hear about how amiibo functions in Super Mario Maker for 3DS soon.

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Thanks to jikes10 for the tip.

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