I got my PowerSave, now what?

The Weekly Amiibo Skirmish (WAS) is always a good place to start. It happens every Tuesday (deadline is Monday night). You could also ask people for .bin files so you could train your amiibos.

Thanks, after playing around with it I have my bin file for Roy, all I got to do next is send it to someone hosting a tournament right?

Thanks! Though Roy isn't ready yet, Shulk will be sent instead.

ok, closest tournament is Weekly Amiibo Skirmish 6. You have two more days but you can send in your entrant in to weeklyamiiboskirmish@gmail.com . Your entrant is due Monday night!

First, congratulations on the acquisition of your very own Powersaves device! Your curiosity as to what to do with it will be rewarded!

I would recommend checking the backup functionality on a few specific amiibo, as their .bin files are saved with a name and then random stuff. Some Powersave devices will save amiibo in a format that it will not recognize itself. If some amiibo, such as Dr. Mario, Duck Hunt Dog or Mr. Game and Watch cannot backup properly, consider changing the name at the beginning of their .bin as the table below suggests.
Now that the issue regarding the backup functionality of some amiibo is dealt with (yet it's entirely possible that your device works flawlessly in this aspect), it's time for some much more entertaining possibilities.

- Of course, one of the most noticeable aspects of a Powersaves device is the capability of saving the data of your amiibo in a digital format that can be sent to other people, usually for touranement purposes.
- The ability to backup your amiibo's data allows you to experiment with your amiibo to a whole new degree! Use this, combined with the device's capability to alter stats and bonus effects to easily test different stat or bonus effect loadouts. If you dislike the changed version, it's as easy as restoring data!
- After you backup an amiibo's data, you can also try different training methods, although the current ones at our disposal are pretty good.
- Last but not least, you can use the backup functionality to have multiple versions of an amiibo that's adapted to a specific situation, like team battles, for example.