While Blizzard has tried to quell fan expectations about what's going to be announced during their Diablo: What's Next presentation, amiibo definitely aren't too farfetched of a possibility. The game has been shown off at several events and even a Nintendo Direct since then and will be featured prominently at BlizzCon, which takes place this weekend. To prevent abuse, there's currently a cooldown on each type of the summon:Īmiibos can be used in both local and online mode."Īfter being leaked on Forbes before its initial announcement in early August, the port was revealed via a funny video featuring Reggie and Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime. The first two will spawn a portal leading to some location (controlled by server so can't be datamined) while the demon amiibo will spawn a powerful demon on the map. If plugged into right games, Amiibos can unlock new modes, characters and features.īased on datamined information from the Switch version of the game Diablo 3 will support 3 types of Amiibo: "If you don't know what an amiibo is, it's a delightful new creation from Nintendo that blends both toy and game alike. These amiibo should also work in multiplayer, whether it be local or online. Default/Generic and Treasure Goblin amiibo can only be used once every 22 hours, while the Demon amiibo can be used every 45 minutes. Meanwhile, the Demon aptly spawns a powerful demon for players to fight on the map. Using a Default/Generic or Treasure Goblin amiibo will open a portal a currently unknown location this location is unknown because it must be determined by a server. The Default/Generic category seems like it applies to standard Nintendo franchise-themed figures, while the Treasure Goblin and Demon amiibo are new figures. This is because amiibo use is split into three different categories: Default/Generic amiibo, Treasure Goblin amiibo, and Demon amiibo. This datamine revealed that Diablo III: Eternal Collection would have amiibo support, and their descriptions within the data suggest Diablo amiibo are on the way. New amiibo are releasing consistently every year and they can be used across multiple games, so they've managed to stay relevant. Nintendo's toys-to-life amiibo are still going strong almost four years after the line's 2014 launch, even when other toys-to-life products like Skylanders, Disney Infinity, and LEGO Dimensions have stopped producing new games or figures. Reddit user JustMaku was able to datamine the game just before launch and took to the Diablo subreddit after they seemed to find information suggesting that Diablo amiibo could be on their way.
We are just days away from the launch of Diablo III: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch, but there may still be more to expect from this collaboration between Nintendo and Blizzard.
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