- Oct 17, 2008
- 12,908
Your friendly neighbourhood geek here again;
Finally got around to signing up to Club Nintendo and registering my points (5000 are working, but half don't seem to work) - and wondered if anyone would be willing to donate theirs, if they don't plan to ever use them.
The points are collected (slowly - a full price game is worth 250 points - which 'buys' you a background wallpaper for your PC) and then traded for items. A pin code on a small card in the boxed retail game (Wii or DS) is inside many games and the boxed consoles themselves (1000 points each - 1/5 of a Zelda beach towel)
It's basically there for cheap market research for Nintendo (you do a survey when you register the product) but some stuff is exclusive. As some may know I collect retro games stuff in my spare time so lots of it is useless junk I could give a happy home.
If anyone does have any spare, could they get in touch? I'd really appreciate it!
Finally got around to signing up to Club Nintendo and registering my points (5000 are working, but half don't seem to work) - and wondered if anyone would be willing to donate theirs, if they don't plan to ever use them.
The points are collected (slowly - a full price game is worth 250 points - which 'buys' you a background wallpaper for your PC) and then traded for items. A pin code on a small card in the boxed retail game (Wii or DS) is inside many games and the boxed consoles themselves (1000 points each - 1/5 of a Zelda beach towel)
It's basically there for cheap market research for Nintendo (you do a survey when you register the product) but some stuff is exclusive. As some may know I collect retro games stuff in my spare time so lots of it is useless junk I could give a happy home.
If anyone does have any spare, could they get in touch? I'd really appreciate it!
