by Donald Theriault - September 13, 2017, 4:58 pm EDT
Total comments: 4
Source: Nintendo Direct
November 10 is going to be a busy day.
The champions of Hyrule will be storming the gates of the Amiibo aisles in November.
A brief announcement today confirmed the Amiibo for Daruk, Mipha, Revali, and Urbosa would release separately on November 10. The Amiibo will each give special headgear for Link that is based off their region's Divine Beast, among other functionality.
No release date was given for the second Breath of the Wild DLC pack that prominently features the Champions.
Details of the DLC is the one thing I was actually expecting from this Direct. Surprising nothing was shown.
As for the Amiibo, the UK stream said they are only in a 4 pack. If thats the same for Australia, I wont be buying it.
Guessing we will be back to a Direct a month going forward so there will be a few more times for this to be fleshed out in greater detail.
Well, maybe like how Nintendo did the game focused Directs on Arms and Splatoon, we may see another couple game focused Directs coming up with a bit of information on other games also included like Zelda DLC.
Surpirsed they didn't announce the release date of the DLC along with the amiibo. One would assume they would be the same. That may still be the case, but it's odd that wasn't confirmed even if no details of the actual DLC were discussed.
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