Nintendo Animal Crossing amiibo cards Series 3 (6-Pack) - Nintendo Wii U

My daughter loves this cards and are great and beautiful.

To expensive and got mostly doubles but love the cards!

A lot of people have mixed feelings about this game. It has that Animal Crossing charm, they just took a different approach with it. It may be nothing like New Leaf, but wouldn't it be kind of dumb to make it a copy? Sure, it isn't for everyone, but for someone who really likes home design and designing in general, it makes for a relaxing and lovely game.It makes me excited to see what new villagers could be in town. I've gotten so many villagers asking me to build homes for them that I've desperately wanted in my town in New Leaf. It has a fulfilling kind of feel to it, and for people who say it doesn't go by the real-time clock, that may be true, but you can still walk around town at night and talk to everyone.There's plenty of facilities to build, and after you build the second school expansion, you can remodel them (which I was super relieved about, since I'd missed a few things after finishing one.)You can remodel villager's homes as well. You can visit them during the day or night as well, which is super pretty at night if you have lamps outside. Don't be discouraged if you don't have much to work with at first, because every villager's home you work on gives you new items.I think this game opens up many creative opportunities, and you can get tips from other people by looking at their villager's homes and facilities! I hope you will check it out, it's a very sweet game and I think it deserves the Animal Crossing title!

Quick delivery, received as advertised.

I received the package in just two days after I placed the order. The Amiibo cards were in their original package and worked perfectly. I really love the crayon drawings from Sahib and Nimrit. Kudos to both of you *^.^* Thanks (ありがとうございました)!

I didn't really get any cards I wanted from series 3 in my 2+3+4 variety bundle, so I went against my better judgement to spend more money and bought another series 3. Thankfully, this was priced very attractively, less than the full retail price of $6. This time, I did get some cards I wanted. But even if I didn't, it's all based on luck, and I can easily trade them in FaceBook trading groups. It was quite a fun experience trading and selling cards I didn't want. I met so many nice people as the Animal Crossing community is just lovely! We also look out for each other with scammers. But in short, recommend buying these cards for the AC lover. It's so much fun perfecting your town with your villager dreamies! Do know that if you don't have the new 3DS, you'll need an NFC reader/writer. I bought Amiibo cards without realizing this, so I had to buy a used one from ebay for almost $30. Unfortunately, I missed the timing when these used to $20, but they did originally sell for $60 too apparently. Very confusing. Anyway, now I'm happy having scanned the characters I wanted. The cards are so nice too!

I ordered this pack of amiibo cards thinking they were going to come in the packaging as described in the pictures. Instead of getting the one pack of six version that is advertised, I got 2 packs of three cards which is a different variation of how the cards are distributed. Any other time this wouldn’t of been a big deal if I was just using these for game play but I actually bought these to add to my collection of unopened amiibos. The photo of this item shows the cardboard enclosure that houses the amiibo pack of 6 cards. Again not a big deal if you’re seeking these amiibos for gameplay. If you’re collecting, this may matter to you.

You get 6 cards per pack. 5 standard villagers and 1 special villager (these are the ones on the front of the packaging and these cards are shiny).As of now these cards are mainly used in two games: Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival on Wii U, where you can use the character on the card to participate in various mini games. And Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer on 3DS, where you can design an home for the villager on the card.Very few cards also have a use in Super Mario Maker on Wii U as well that can unlock the amiibo costume of the corresponding character, rule of thumb for this is if the villager has an amiibo figure, the card will work in Super Mario Maker.Every other game to my knowledge that does support the cards, uses them in a generic way that doesn't make a difference depending on the card you use, such as giving random customization bonuses in Pokken Tournament, or extra lives in Captain Toad.Overall you are paying $1 per card if you buy at MSRP and I think that's a pretty good value if you can use them in the games you enjoy playing. And they also have collection appeal as well.