Review on PowerA Amiibo Level Display Nintendo 3Ds by Aaron Collins

I will confess that I'm in my 40's and have spent several nights in different places trying to get hold of previously hard to find amiibo figures. I made this for my son who is an avid video gamer. I know it sounds crazy, but my son was diagnosed with cancer when he was only four years old. We were told that he most likely would not live past his 5th birthday. It was very difficult for my young child to treat cancer. And there were so many times that he was stuck in isolation in a hospital room. That's when we started letting him play video games. It was really amazing because when he grabbed this controller, if he wasn't a frightened child being mutilated, hardened and poisoned by these who should he trust the most. Instead, he could run and jump and fly in a world that had no idea he was so fragile and fragile. And I believe escaping the harsh and painful reality through video games helped save his life. Well, Super Smash Bros is my son's favorite game. It has all of its favorite video characters, so of course we had to buy all of the Super Smash Bros amiibo characters. He has it - a very large display case when he's not using it. I bought this display to attach to the case and from time to time my son changes the amiibo characters he wants to show on it. The display is very robust and well made. I thought it was actually smaller than it actually is, but that's what happens when you're so scared of math that you ignore whatever the number is primarily tied to - the dimensions of the product, for example. I like that the state is related to the game. It's a really creative way to showcase the long-awaited characters we've worked so hard to create! My son loves this stand and so do I. to honor. we worked so hard to create! My son loves this stand and so do I. to honor. we worked so hard to create! My son loves this stand and so do I. to honor.