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'''Club Nintendo''' was a [[Nintendo]] rewards/loyalty program. It is now defunct and was succeeded by [[My Nintendo]]. | '''Club Nintendo''' was a [[Nintendo]] rewards/loyalty program. It is now defunct and was succeeded by [[My Nintendo]]. | ||
| − | Players could register an account online to access promotional Nintendo items, | + | ==Summary== |
| + | Players could register an account online to access promotional Nintendo items. Most items were physical products like posters, clothes, and other commemorative accessories. However, special controllers were also released such as Gold [[Nunchuk]]s, gold and character themed [[Wii Wheel]]s, and character themed [[GameCube]] controllers. Club Nintendo also had video game sound-tracks available. (such as [[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Official Soundtrack]]) | ||
| − | Physical games: | + | ==Exclusive Games== |
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*[[Game & Watch Collection]] ([[Nintendo DS]]) (Japan, North America, Australia) | *[[Game & Watch Collection]] ([[Nintendo DS]]) (Japan, North America, Australia) | ||
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*[[Tingle's Balloon Fight DS]] (Nintendo DS) (Japan) | *[[Tingle's Balloon Fight DS]] (Nintendo DS) (Japan) | ||
*[[Zekkyou Senshi Sakeburein]] (Nintendo DS) (Japan) | *[[Zekkyou Senshi Sakeburein]] (Nintendo DS) (Japan) | ||
| + | *[[Excite Takeshi Mann]] ([[Nintendo Wii]]) (Japan) | ||
| − | Digital games: | + | ===Digital games:=== |
*[[Doc Louis's Punch-Out!!]] ([[WiiWare]]) (North America) | *[[Doc Louis's Punch-Out!!]] ([[WiiWare]]) (North America) | ||
*[[Grill-Off With Ultra Hand!]] (WiiWare) (North America, Japan) | *[[Grill-Off With Ultra Hand!]] (WiiWare) (North America, Japan) | ||
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*[[Club Nintendo Picross +]] (Nintendo 3DS) (Japan and South Korea) | *[[Club Nintendo Picross +]] (Nintendo 3DS) (Japan and South Korea) | ||
| − | The items available in the shop varied based on region. Some | + | The items available in the Club Nintendo shop varied based on region. Some items were available for free, while others were available with virtual currency/points earned by registering games the player owns. For retail games, Club Nintendo inserts were included with compatible games and consoles where the player could scratch off a code to register it and earn a specific number of points based on the item. |
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| + | Many other nonexclusive games were also sold on Club Nintendo, these games mainly consisted of both new and retro WiiWare, DSIWare, and [[3DS Virtual Console]] software. | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 4 January 2024
Club Nintendo was a Nintendo rewards/loyalty program. It is now defunct and was succeeded by My Nintendo.
Summary
Players could register an account online to access promotional Nintendo items. Most items were physical products like posters, clothes, and other commemorative accessories. However, special controllers were also released such as Gold Nunchuks, gold and character themed Wii Wheels, and character themed GameCube controllers. Club Nintendo also had video game sound-tracks available. (such as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Official Soundtrack)
Exclusive Games
Physical games:
- Game & Watch Collection (Nintendo DS) (Japan, North America, Australia)
- Game & Watch Collection 2 (Nintendo DS) (Japan, North America)
- Tingle's Balloon Fight DS (Nintendo DS) (Japan)
- Zekkyou Senshi Sakeburein (Nintendo DS) (Japan)
- Excite Takeshi Mann (Nintendo Wii) (Japan)
Digital games:
- Doc Louis's Punch-Out!! (WiiWare) (North America)
- Grill-Off With Ultra Hand! (WiiWare) (North America, Japan)
- Nintendoji (Japan) (DSiWare)
- Club Nintendo Picross (Nintendo 3DS) (Japan)
- Club Nintendo Picross + (Nintendo 3DS) (Japan and South Korea)
The items available in the Club Nintendo shop varied based on region. Some items were available for free, while others were available with virtual currency/points earned by registering games the player owns. For retail games, Club Nintendo inserts were included with compatible games and consoles where the player could scratch off a code to register it and earn a specific number of points based on the item.
Many other nonexclusive games were also sold on Club Nintendo, these games mainly consisted of both new and retro WiiWare, DSIWare, and 3DS Virtual Console software.
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