Nintendo reveals the Metroid Prime 4 Amiibo features

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Nintendo reveals the Metroid Prime 4 Amiibo features

Nintendo has released two Amiibo figures based on Metroid Prime 4: Beyond so far, with a third coming out when the game launches on December 4. What's more, the manufacturer has finally taken the time to detail the features of each figure.

Once scanned, the Amiibo featuring Samus on her motorcycle named Va-O-La allows you to change the color of the motorcycle in the game. The scan also displays the total distance traveled on the bike. It even increases the boost recharge speed once a day.

The Samus amiibo, which shows her firing her weapon, can be used to change the background music while riding Vi-O-La. It also activates a shield once a day that will absorb up to 99 damage points and restore Samus's health.

Finally, the Sylux Amiibo, which will be released on December 4, can be used once the story of Metroid Prime 4 is complete to view the full version of certain cutscenes. This feature will be available without the Amiibo, but you must have completed the game 100%.

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