Importing Amiibo Data From Older Smash Games To Super Smash Bros Ultimate
Let's be real here. The whole Amiibo spiel for Smash is really interesting. Being able to use figures from so many franchises and watching them grow, only to realize that a hand painted figurine with ah NTAG215 attached to it can whoop you is a fascinating, Darwinian process.
I specifically wanted to see what would happen if a previously level 50 Amiibo was thrown into the game. That is to say, an Amiibo that was level 50 in the Wii U / 3DS versions of Smash. How well would they perform against a new opponent, before any additional buffs?
And so I did just that. I threw my old Marth Amiibo (who is actually an N2 Elite) into Smash, saw him get a severe level nerf, and let him fight a level 9 AI from a newcomer that was not in the previous games. RIP Morf
This is definitely not the end of my Amiibo related videos. As we get more figures, I'd like to run further tests. And that's not even counting the possibilities from using the Spirit feeding.
One final footnote. You cannot reuse the Amiibo in the older Smash games, so you'll want to either make a backup of their data before writing in the Ultimate one, or simply use a separate NTAG save.
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