ARMS Min Min Amiibo Announced



Nintendo revealed a new amiibo during the Super Smash Brothers stream earlier today.  The stream was focused on the new character, Kazuya from Tekken fighting series, revealed during Nintendo's E3 presentation.

While I've stopped the amiibo buying frenzy a while ago, this one looks to be detailed and might be worth picking up.  Nintendo's amiibo quality continues to improve and the prices are reflecting that.  Amiibos started at $12 and are now as much as $15.

The Min Min amiibo is set to release in 2022.  Kazuya fighter is releasing tomorrow!

Will you be placing your pre-order when they go live?

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