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Revision as of 18:14, 7 November 2021

Template:Service Infobox My Nintendo is Nintendo's current rewards program, and the successor to Club Nintendo. Rather than needing an individual account, My Nintendo can be accessed through one's Nintendo Account.

My Nintendo users can obtain benefits such as discounts, free game downloads, and exclusive content by spending Gold and Platinum Points, which can be earned by completing Missions. Gold Points are earned by purchasing digital copies of games (either on the Nintendo eShop or using Nintendo's online game store) and the amount of points earned depends on the amount of the purchase, while Platinum Points are earned by interacting with Nintendo products and services (such as signing onto the Nintendo eShop or Miiverse or interacting with Miitomo). Alternatively, users can earn points by redeeming codes. Like with Club Nintendo, Points that are not spent within six months are done away with. When redeeming points for a reward the oldest points are used first.

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