Today, we first shared the latest Amiibos. These Amiibos have joined Nintendo’s "The Legend of Zelda: Sword of the Sky HD Remake" which is about to land on the Nintendo Switch lineup. Amiibo is impressive, but its usability has an unfortunate disadvantage. For those who wish to travel quickly, the new Amiibo has become a "must buy" rather than just a "want purchase".
The new "Legend of Zelda" and "Loftwing Amiibo" are rich in details and cute, but they also have pay zones. For those of you who have played the original version, you may remember that travel between locations is subject to certain restrictions due to the availability of certain point locations. This is still widely available in the game, but is limited in its original version. With Zelda and Loftwing's new Amiibo, players will be able to travel more freely. Although this feature is quite good, it is currently limited to Amiibo.
Amiibo brings many amazing features to the game, including unique appearance, character inclusion, and even special attacks. As far as the monetization add-on in any game is concerned, there is always a boundary between being regarded as a predator and not being regarded as a predator. Amiibo has done a good job on this route, and has not entered the gray pay-to-win field. I think this feature lock cannot be seen as crossing that line at any stage. Nonetheless, I think it’s important for consumers to notice this, because this is a very popular feature, and it affects the progress of the game in a very profound way, because this is not a feature in the original version.
For those who like Amiibo like me, you may also know that this is not the first time that functions have been locked behind these cute figurines. In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Wolf Link is related to the purchase of a specific Amiibo released for Twilight Princess HD. This background story is important to the background of the Amiibo and Nintendo franchises, especially when viewing other Zelda games and Super Smash Bros. games.
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