NostalgiaKing

Nov 20 2009, 11:07 PM

I got a deck of Animal Crossing: Wild World cards over the summer, and I got a neat little desk calender for registering a certain amount of games over the last year; I know Pete got a Mario hat.

I'd recommend using the service if you buy Nintendo products; it's not really an incentive to buy Nintendo games simply for the rewards, though, but you can get yourself a nice little treat if you get enough coins.


Off-topic: HaHA! I can post here now, Matt! Now that I got my 500th post review index thingermuhbob out of the way!

pokemonzrpg

Nov 20 2009, 11:33 PM

I'm a Club Nintendo member all the way. I recently ordered Game & Watch Collection. Of course I don't expect much from it, but it's another game to the collection- and it's free. I'm thinking about doing that as my first review when I get it, what do you guys think?

kingofcartoonanimals

Nov 22 2009, 03:32 AM

I need 1250 points before I would have enough points for the Game And Watch game. Think about it, it will be worth something in a few years. Especially if you receive it factory sealed and keep it that way.

majinpowers

Nov 22 2009, 10:35 PM

I just need 110 more points and I will be able to get the game and watch game.

Is there anyway to get credit for stuff you got online before you linked your Wii to your club Nintendo account?

Porcelain

Nov 22 2009, 07:27 PM

Here is a tip guys! This is what a buddy of mine does, I don't recommend everyone to do this, but if you are saving up for a certain item at club Nintendo go to your local EB/Gamestop, hopefully you are pretty familiar with the workers there so they won't bust you out and get mad at you if they see you doing this.
Most people don't end up registering their items, also EB/Gamestop puts out empty cases of the game, look for the Nintendo released ones since they usually carry the code, most third party games do not.

Next time bring in a book or magazine with you, look through the DS/Wii empty game cases, open it up and pretend that you are taking a look at the manual, usually the paper with the code is right infront, just slip it out, stick it in your book/magazine.
Take it on home and register it and get free points at a more rapid pace.

However if you are buddies with the people there, you can ask them if you can grab some of the code sheets from their empty cases, most of them don't care since it is a store display and as I said before, a very high percentage of people don't even bother registering their code.

As I said I don't recommend everyone to do this, especially if you view something morally wrong with it, or appreciate signing up for your codes in a more legit manor, but if you really want that game and watch collection, have a go at it.

Porcelain

Nov 22 2009, 07:27 PM

Here is a tip guys! This is what a buddy of mine does, I don't recommend everyone to do this, but if you are saving up for a certain item at club Nintendo go to your local EB/Gamestop, hopefully you are pretty familiar with the workers there so they won't bust you out and get mad at you if they see you doing this.
Most people don't end up registering their items, also EB/Gamestop puts out empty cases of the game, look for the Nintendo released ones since they usually carry the code, most third party games do not.

Next time bring in a book or magazine with you, look through the DS/Wii empty game cases, open it up and pretend that you are taking a look at the manual, usually the paper with the code is right infront, just slip it out, stick it in your book/magazine.
Take it on home and register it and get free points at a more rapid pace.

However if you are buddies with the people there, you can ask them if you can grab some of the code sheets from their empty cases, most of them don't care since it is a store display and as I said before, a very high percentage of people don't even bother registering their code.

As I said I don't recommend everyone to do this, especially if you view something morally wrong with it, or appreciate signing up for your codes in a more legit manor, but if you really want that game and watch collection, have a go at it.

matt456

Dec 1 2009, 07:57 PM

Club Nintendo Question:
I have my DSi registered and I took the survey for it. It then asked me to link the system to my account, but, since I have no WI-FI at home, I am unable to do this. It remains in my To-Do list(It says Link System), and it says "Expires **/**/****(you don't need to know the date, lol). It just means the chance to link the system will expire, not the system's registration as well, correct?
Just me worrying, thanks in advance...

Porcelain

Nov 22 2009, 07:27 PM

Here is a tip guys! This is what a buddy of mine does, I don't recommend everyone to do this, but if you are saving up for a certain item at club Nintendo go to your local EB/Gamestop, hopefully you are pretty familiar with the workers there so they won't bust you out and get mad at you if they see you doing this.
Most people don't end up registering their items, also EB/Gamestop puts out empty cases of the game, look for the Nintendo released ones since they usually carry the code, most third party games do not.

Next time bring in a book or magazine with you, look through the DS/Wii empty game cases, open it up and pretend that you are taking a look at the manual, usually the paper with the code is right infront, just slip it out, stick it in your book/magazine.
Take it on home and register it and get free points at a more rapid pace.

However if you are buddies with the people there, you can ask them if you can grab some of the code sheets from their empty cases, most of them don't care since it is a store display and as I said before, a very high percentage of people don't even bother registering their code.

As I said I don't recommend everyone to do this, especially if you view something morally wrong with it, or appreciate signing up for your codes in a more legit manor, but if you really want that game and watch collection, have a go at it.

Mett

May 19 2010, 03:47 PM

I feel like Nintendo of America is half assing Club Nintendo rewards compared to Nintendo of Japan

Richard

May 19 2010, 07:48 PM

Mett

May 19 2010, 03:47 PM

I feel like Nintendo of America is half assing Club Nintendo rewards compared to Nintendo of Japan

All other countries have a better one probably because the people in USA have more points.

I am excited to see the platinum reward this year because I reached platinum.

MGS Metal Gear Solid

May 19 2010, 08:03 PM

Richard

May 19 2010, 07:48 PM

Mett

May 19 2010, 03:47 PM

I feel like Nintendo of America is half assing Club Nintendo rewards compared to Nintendo of Japan

All other countries have a better one probably because the people in USA have more points.

I am excited to see the platinum reward this year because I reached platinum.

I read up on it; it's a lot easier to get points in Japan than it is in the US/Canada and Europe. They get more coins, and their rewards cost less.

NoA's rewards absolutely suck. I have Platinum status, and I'm hoping the reward is awesome.

MGS Metal Gear Solid

May 19 2010, 08:03 PM

Richard

May 19 2010, 07:48 PM

Mett

May 19 2010, 03:47 PM

I feel like Nintendo of America is half assing Club Nintendo rewards compared to Nintendo of Japan

All other countries have a better one probably because the people in USA have more points.

I am excited to see the platinum reward this year because I reached platinum.

I read up on it; it's a lot easier to get points in Japan than it is in the US/Canada and Europe. They get more coins, and their rewards cost less.

NoA's rewards absolutely suck. I have Platinum status, and I'm hoping the reward is awesome.