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Club Nintendo Reduces ‘Prices’ For Physical Rewards
If you’re still hanging onto Club Nintendo coins, your patience has been rewarded. There are eight items remaining from which to select.
Here’s what you can still order:
- Mario & Luigi Greeting Cards - Originally: 300 coins, Now: 150 coins
- Nintendogs Greeting Cards - Originally: 300 coins, Now: 150 coins
- Nintendo 3DS Game Card Case (2015 Edition) - Originally: 400 coins, Now: 300 coins
- 2016 Desktop Calendar: Originally - 400 coins, Now: 300 coins
- 3DS XL Pouch (The Legend of Zelda) - Originally: 600 coins, Now: 300 coins
- Retro Mario T-Shirt - Originally: 700 coins, Now: 350 coins
- Fierce Deity Link Jigsaw Puzzle - Originally: 300 coins, Now: 150 coins
- The Legend of Zelda Majora’s Mask 3D Messenger Bag - Originally: 800 coins, Now: 500 coins
Digital items remain at their previously listed “prices.” You can see the full rundown of available games by system in our previous coverage. You have until June 30 to redeem your coins.
[Source: Club Nintendo via Destructoid]
Our Take
Nintendo seems to be running an “everything must go” style sale. I’m sad to see Club Nintendo go, but I have hopes for the system that DeNA will be working with Nintendo to implement in its place down the line.
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