GameStop just dropped some big amiibo deals, and my savings are in danger

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The recent Nintendo US price hikes, which affected "select amiibo" and have made the new wave of Nintendo Switch 2 NFC-enabled collectibles pricier than ever, but GameStop has come to the rescue.

The prices of all the brand-new Switch 2 amiibo (Donkey Kong Bananza and Pauline excluded) are down to just $19.99 at GameStop, which includes both the new Legend of Zelda and Street Fighter 6 figures. At launch, the Switch accessories were $29.99 and $39.99, respectively, which was a considerable markup from previous releases. Even the SF6 amiibo card starter set, which contains 22 NFC cards, is less than $20 today.

The US price increases made me seriously reconsider if my amiibo-collecting days were over, but these GameStop bargains have re-lit the Nintendo merch-obsessed fire deep within my soul - gimmie, gimmie, gimmie!

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