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How Do You Use Amiibo on Nintendo Switch?

How Do You Use Amiibo on Nintendo Switch?
Stu Feldt

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Ever wondered ‘How do you use Amiibo on Nintendo Switch?’ You’re not alone! Let’s dive into the exciting world of Amiibo and how they work with your Switch.

Using Amiibo with your Nintendo Switch adds a whole new layer of fun. But first, what exactly do we need to do to make that happen?

Quick Guide to Using Amiibo on Your Switch

Using Amiibo on your Nintendo Switch is simple! First, make sure your game supports Amiibo functionality. Then, from the game’s menu, navigate to the ‘Amiibo’ section. Hold your Amiibo over the right Joy-Con controller’s NFC touchpoint, and voilà! Your Amiibo springs to life in your game.

Every Amiibo has different effects depending on the game. They can unlock new modes, characters, or even provide you with daily bonuses. Make sure to check what your Amiibo can do in each game!

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Speaking of unlocking, did you know you can unlock more than just in-game bonuses with your Amiibo? With Playbite, you can play casual mobile games, have tons of fun, and earn rewards like Nintendo eShop Gift Cards. You might even grab some new Amiibo for your collection! All you need to do is download the Playbite app and start playing games. It’s that easy to turn your gaming skills into real-world rewards.

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