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Finally, a justification for all that plasticToday, Nintendo finally unveiled some more details for the upcoming September 1-4 "Nintendo Live" expo in Seattle, Washington (https://www.destructoid.com/nintendo-hosting-live-event-seattle-2023/): and there's a crazy curio buried in that memo. While the customary competitive events for Smash, Mario Kart 8, and Splatoon 3 will commence as normal, an amiibo tournament is also happening.
Here's the full schedule of all of the events being held at Nintendo LiveGaming tournaments:
Sept. 1: On the first day of Nintendo Live 2023, the Super Smash Bros. Squad Strike tournament will be open for fans ages 13+ who want to show off their versatile skills in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game.
Sept. 2: The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 2023 Championships will be held on Sept. 2, with an on-site last-chance qualifier for those looking to race their way onto the big stage.
Sept. 3: On Sept. 3, the spotlight will be on the next generation of fighters with the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo+me Exhibition 2023. Attendees 10-16 years of age can train up their amiibo fighters and take on other entrants and their amiibo fighters to see who will win.
Sept. 4: Closing out the event is the Splatoon 3 2023 Championships, featuring the top qualifying teams from the upcoming Splatoon 3 Championship Qualifiers 2023 coming up June 3-4 and June 10-11.
Note the curious addition of "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo+me Exhibition 2023" According to the brief description of the event, attendees "10-16 years of age" will train figures to fight in CPU matches. It's a fascinating feature that should have been pushed a bit more at launch, especially since every single Smash line amiibo (https://www.destructoid.com/heres-an-up-to-date-list-of-all-the-amiibo-figures-we-know-about/) works with it.
You can find all of the latest info on Nintendo Live here (https://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-live/tournaments/). You have until June 22, 2023 to register.
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Finally, a justification for all that plasticToday, Nintendo finally unveiled some more details for the upcoming September 1-4 "Nintendo Live" expo in Seattle, Washington (https://www.destructoid.com/nintendo-hosting-live-event-seattle-2023/): and there's a crazy curio buried in that memo. While the customary competitive events for Smash, Mario Kart 8, and Splatoon 3 will commence as normal, an amiibo tournament is also happening.
Here's the full schedule of all of the events being held at Nintendo LiveGaming tournaments:
Sept. 1: On the first day of Nintendo Live 2023, the Super Smash Bros. Squad Strike tournament will be open for fans ages 13+ who want to show off their versatile skills in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game.
Sept. 2: The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 2023 Championships will be held on Sept. 2, with an on-site last-chance qualifier for those looking to race their way onto the big stage.
Sept. 3: On Sept. 3, the spotlight will be on the next generation of fighters with the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo+me Exhibition 2023. Attendees 10-16 years of age can train up their amiibo fighters and take on other entrants and their amiibo fighters to see who will win.
Sept. 4: Closing out the event is the Splatoon 3 2023 Championships, featuring the top qualifying teams from the upcoming Splatoon 3 Championship Qualifiers 2023 coming up June 3-4 and June 10-11.
Note the curious addition of "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo+me Exhibition 2023" According to the brief description of the event, attendees "10-16 years of age" will train figures to fight in CPU matches. It's a fascinating feature that should have been pushed a bit more at launch, especially since every single Smash line amiibo (https://www.destructoid.com/heres-an-up-to-date-list-of-all-the-amiibo-figures-we-know-about/) works with it.
You can find all of the latest info on Nintendo Live here (https://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-live/tournaments/). You have until June 22, 2023 to register.
The post September’s Nintendo Live expo has an…amiibo tournament?! (https://www.destructoid.com/septembers-nintendo-live-expo-has-an-amiibo-tournament/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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