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Nintendo’s Amiibo Reaches Milestone Of 10.5 Million Shipments

Nintendo has announced (thank you Google Translate) that the worldwide total sales of amiibo this year has reached 10.5 million bodies, compared to 5.7 million bodies at the end of last year. This further proves the huge success of the amiibo figures, most of the support coming from the US and Canada as they represent 66% of the shipments. This is just another cherry on the cake of a pretty good financial year for Nintendo.

41 thoughts on “Nintendo’s Amiibo Reaches Milestone Of 10.5 Million Shipments”

      1. pink0crystal0midbus

        I’m guessing only a small percentage of them are not actually sold, especially considering that most of them are sold out within minutes of preorders going up and the fact that Nintendo has been trying to keep shipments down to just the level of demand there is and no slack at all.

      1. If sales are so hot, why didn’t they double? It means they should less than at launch

        If amiibos are selling so much, why isn’t the profit higher?

        If the games sold so much, why didn’t they make a bigger profit?

        If the fiscal year is so good, why did they apply the conversion to yen on US Dollars that have not gotten into Japan yet

        If the year as been so great, why did Nintendo bank reserves go down?

        But you only care if a Nintendo website posts “success” or “failure”, you never actually check the numbers

        1. Are you really this stupid. You must be from a remote town in Spain, no pun to the nation great people but you are putting out that vibe. Amiibos are selling out, I have been looking for Shulk for ages now. Nintendo is scampering to restock the back orders on Amiibo.

          F=ma.

        2. The numbers are on Nintendos website genius. You obviously havent been checking them. Nintendo made hella profit. Amiibos have shipped over 10 million. In four or five more months Nintendo will have shipped over 15 million.

          And what are you even talking about bank reserves going down? You do not know enough about Nintendo’s complicated financials to even know what that means.

  1. I would ask Nintendo to better their supply upkeep with demand… But damn, that’s a lot of Amiibos. No wonder they’re having difficulty matching the two.

        1. Because that’s a GAME for a CONSOLE of course there would be less sold! More Amiibo are sold than the actual console because unlike Wii Sports, people have more than 1 Amiibo. Some people who don’t even have the console collect them!

        2. Amiibo are bought by collectors with no WiiU console. Scalpers galore. Did you buy a console game and not the console just to read the player manual?

      1. No not true gamers only to the casual ” dude-bro ” crowd following gamers such as yourself. Quit while you’re ahead you pathetic troll

      2. True gamers still buy Nintendo and play finished games like bayonetta 2, Super Mario 3D world. Not DLC nonsense like evolve.

        F=ma.

    1. Peanut Butter Kit Kat

      Amiibo have been in limited quantities though, Nintendo should have sold a lot more of these.

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  3. I think they could have done way better than that to be honest. The figure are really popular and they could have easily double that number. From what I know so far, they could have produce more figure by using 3D printers (they are done by hand by all account).

  4. Ridley, the Angel of Death

    Cool. It would be doubled or tripled if Nintendo was better stocking these fucking things.

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