This comes hot on the heels of a recent statement made by Nintendo, addressing the constant shortage of Amiibo figurines in North America ...

"We understand how frustrating it can be at times if consumers are unable to find certain figures, and we apologize for that," Nintendo ...

The winner of the Smash Bros. tournament held during the Wizard World Comic Con will win a Metallic Mega Man amiibo.

Here we go again.

Save about 16% off on Mario Party 10 from Newegg (bundle with Mario amiibo also on sale).

Tournament to kick off March 14th.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata recently said that Amiibo sales could be stronger in Japan, but some of the popular figurines are selling out ...

People who pick up Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., by Fire Emblem developers Intelligent Systems, will now be able to get their hands on the ...

Iwata explains that when Nintendo first pitched Amiibo to Japanese retailers, they were told that the figurines were too large and expensive.

Nintendo of America say the figure will cost $12.96 and will be available on March 20th.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata shares a little insight into how the company’s Amiibo figurines are selling.

The fourth wave of amiibo figures, along with some other new non-Smash Bros. amiibo were announced in this morning’s Nintendo Direct.

Nintendo of America had one more announcement, regarding a certain Amiibo that has been very difficult to find in North America.

Nintendo’s Amiibo figurines sold 104,000 units across 18 characters at launch.

One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X is pretty much like an all pirates version of Jump Ultimate Stars featuring the Straw Hat Pirates ...