Club Nintendo Adding New Rewards

[alexjlopez]

Just received this message from Nintendo--seems they are beginning to add new rewards for Club Nintendo. Time for the usual suspects to start bitching about how this free stuff isn't good enough hehehehe.

Nintendo Fans Take Note: Club Nintendo Unveils New Rewards

Club Nintendo™ is offering some cool new exclusive Rewards to members who like their correspondence to have a little Nintendo flair. New stationery items, including greeting cards, folders and bookmarks, have been designed exclusively as Rewards for Club Nintendo members. The new items include:

Two sets of greeting cards. The sets each feature three different designs of beloved images from the Super Mario Bros.™ and Nintendogs™ series. Each set of 12 greeting cards is available for 300 Coins.
Three different sets of folders featuring designs from the Super Mario Bros. series. The sets contain three different folders and include three matching bookmarks. Each set is available for 250 Coins.
Club Nintendo has also rolled out a series of bonus surveys designed to give members the chance to provide feedback about the club – and earn even more Coins. That makes it easier than ever for members to get their hands on the Rewards they want.

Club Nintendo lets consumers earn Coins for registering and answering surveys about Nintendo products. Coins can then be redeemed for exclusive Rewards items from Nintendo. For more information about how to join Club Nintendo and earn Rewards, visit http://club.nintendo.com.

[entexman]

Hey I am still annoyed that they never made the Super Mario Galaxy Soundtrack available here in the states yet Club Nintendo Japan members could get that as a reward. We get greeting cards and folders? Bah.

I almost have 800 coins again and the only reward item that interests me is Game and Watch collection. I guess I will get another copy of that. At least it's better than the old days where I kept getting a free 3 month subscription of Nintendo Power. Club Nintendo Japan is way better in my opinion.

[alexjlopez]

Still hot under the collar about 3DS specs and price? Well, now you can cool off with one of these free Nintendo fans which will be available tomorrow from Club Nintendo for a mere 300 points.



More free sh*t to complain about--who says Nintendo doesn't know what gamers really like?

http://www.joystiq.com/2010/10/06/fa...ting-tomorrow/

[NE146]

F u nintendo f uuuuuuuuuu

[Chris]

Oh god, the fans piss me off so much but I"m also compelled to get one! All joking aside, it's an interesting item that I never could have thought up myself. Do I spend 300 points for one or do I wait for the inevitable moment when they put something megaton up there?

[Flare]

Why do you say "free" if they cost you points?

[alexjlopez]

Why do you say "free" if they cost you points?

Because the points are free...

[alexjlopez]

By "points" I didn't mean Nintendo points (the kind you pay for to buy WiiWare or DSiWare)--it's 300 Club Nintendo points or "coins" that you get free for filling out surveys about the games you buy.

[Flare]

By "points" I didn't mean Nintendo points (the kind you pay for to buy WiiWare or DSiWare)--it's 300 Club Nintendo points or "coins" that you get free for filling out surveys...

Oh I got you... I got confused

about the games you buy.

Ah... there's my problem

[alexjlopez]

More new rewards for US Club Nintendo members are coming. Here's the scoop straight from NoA's marketing team:

CLUB NINTENDO MEMBERS TO CELEBRATE SUPER MARIO BROS. ANNIVERSARY IN STYLE

Nintendo of America is continuing its celebration of the 25th anniversary of Super Mario Bros.™ by offering special Mario-themed rewards for members of its Club Nintendo™ loyalty program. Starting on Oct. 20, members will be able to redeem their Club Nintendo Coins for a special "Evolution of Mario" screen saver and four limited-edition pins commemorating 25 years of Super Mario Bros. fun.

The "Evolution of Mario" screen saver features game-play footage from Mario™ games throughout the history of the series, from 1985's original Super Mario Bros. to this year's acclaimed Super Mario Galaxy™ 2. Members will be able to download the screensaver for 10 Club Nintendo Coins. This is the first time an exclusive screen saver has been offered as a Club Nintendo reward. The four commemorative copper pins featuring original 2D Mario artwork will be available for 450 Club Nintendo Coins.

Additional details about these and other Club Nintendo rewards, as well as how to become a member of Club Nintendo, can be found at http://club.nintendo.com. For more information about the 25th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., visit http://mario25.nintendo.com.