It looks as though a few amiibo which were previously retailer exclusive in the United States have now appeared on Best Buy’s computer systems. Shulk, Greninja and Lucario were previously exclusive to Toys ‘R Us and GameStop. A recent post on Reddit suggests that these specific amiibo will no longer be retailer exclusive and will be available through other stores. Guess we shall have to wait and see!
Shulk, Greninja, And Lucario Appear On Best Buy System
The Amiibos are coming!
The Amiibos are coming!
The Amiibos are coming!
Amiibo*
But will they actually be stocked? That’s what really matters.
Ike isn’t an exclusive, and he’s impossible to find. Dr. Mario on the other hand is still fully stocked at my local target…
I noticed that at my local Target as well. It’s like nobody cares about Dr. Mario.
you are correct
Last wave was pretty excessively stocked. The full wave is still available at my local Ebgames and Toysrus…..amiibo cards on the other hand….I haven’t seen even a single pack in person, though it doesn’t help that people are buying entire stocks of stores in one visit with no remorse.
The way it always should have been.
Lego Dimensions is available now apparently, and has been highly anticipated by a lot of people.
Appearing in other stores after they were once retailer-exclusive is one thing, being stocked is another thing entirely. Which they better be- I need Greninja.
Yeah, they WOULD. After I already imported Greninja. But it would be cool to buy a second one of each of these.
The comment section has been dry as dry as shit lately 😧
>>>I told you this would happen>>>
It’s rather fucking boring though.
its because you need an account to post stuff now
>>>I am MNN, without me, everything is dead>>>
Shulk was found in Toysrus’ system too.
If this is truly happening, good. Nintendo is finally learning. Or their initial releases were purposely made exclusive to create false demand. I wonder if the same is true of the stock issues that it was all just one big fat scam by Nintendo to create false high demand. Like the Wii when it first released.