Metroid Prime 4's silent world requires expensive amiibo to fix

Move over, Bethesda. Nintendo has never been known as a DLC-happy company (at least until recently), but that reputation scarcely matches reality. Take the humble amiibo — plastic NFC-enabled figures that unlock new content in Nintendo games. Because they're physical objects, they're not technically DLC, but Nintendo still carves off chunks of their games and charges 30 bucks apiece for them. — Read the rest

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