Club Nintendo final rewards includes over 100 digital goods and more
Club NIntendo is walking into the virtual sunset, which is why Nintendo of America is going all out with its final list of rewards.
Nintendo announced its Club Nintendo would be shutting its virtual doors as members will be able to earn additional Coins until the end of March, with all Coins being redeemable until the end of June. Today, Club Nintendo has revealed their final rewards update, and as you’d expect from its final update, the amount of content is much larger than it’s ever been.
The final rewards list includes both physical and digital goods, which includes a total of 117 games ranging from the Wii U, Wii, and 3DS.
On the physical goods front, some notable products includes a Majora’s Mask 3D messenger bag, a Fierce Deity Link 300 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle, and a Retro Mario T-Shirt. As for digital goods, there are quite a few recently released games within the list, such as The Wonderful 101, Super Mario 3D Land, Paper Mario: Sticker Star, and Star Fox 64 3D.
As of this writing, the Club Nintendo website is getting absolutely hammered, so don't expect to redeem your Coins for any of their physical or digital goods for some time. Let's just hope Nintendo doesn't run out of physical goods by the time their website decides to start working again.
If you're unable to log in, here's all you can look forward to when you do log into your Club Nintendo account:
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replyDaniel Perez posted a new article, Club Nintendo final rewards includes over 100 digital goods and more
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As you should. It's a really, really good game.
Don't forget that there's a NES Remix 2 also available on the Wii U.
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Did the website get crushed? I've not been able to reach the login screen.
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I'm now getting this: "Sorry! Club Nintendo is currently unavailable due to site maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience. "
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I'm not gonna bother today. The games will be available for the next four months, and you can register codes for the next two.
I guess if you have your heart set on that flimsy Zelda messenger bag, you might want to get on it sooner rather than later.-
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Anybody played Art Style: Cubello? Looks like it might be a fun game, and I get could get a couple other cheap games too. I think I have enough points for Star Fox 64 3D, though, so I'll probably go that way.
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Is Super Punch Out a good pick? I'll have around 200 coins and I'm thinking about getting that.
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Oh, yea. I loved Super Punch Out. I actually like it better than the Wii version of Punch Out because you can actually beat it!
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It's good. Been years since I played it, but I liked it. Plus, I don't hear many people saying they don't like it.
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I recommend you check out the demo before spending your hard-earned coins. I personally didn't get it nor did I like it.
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Nuts to that. I loved The Wonderful 101! That's an unappreciated Platinum gem and one that actually understood what it meant to use the GamePad to make gameplay better.
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No Wii/3DS/eShop games on your to-buy list? Get a few of those and you'll have enough coins for Wonderful 101. I think retail Wii U games get you 60 coins plus 10 for a post-play survey.
I might be like 20 points short of 700 for Star Fox so I might finally get Smash Bros or a couple eShop games to put me over the line.-
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I thought that meant any games released after the 20th aren't part of the program. I know that codes in retail packages will work till 3-31. I thought digital games would also get you coins but I may be mistaken.
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