@YummyHappyPills It was way better than My Nintendo because of the physical rewards, especially in the Wii U era. Sure it was pretty useless if all you wanted was digital rewards but the physical rewards automatically makes it much better than My Nintendo.
Aqua Kitty UDX – €7.49
Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf – €12.74 until February 15; regularly €14.99
Old Man’s Journey – €9.99
Payday 2 – €49.99
Switch Demo
Violett
3DS Demo
Link-a-Pix-Color
3DS Themes
Maggie, Bianca and the MoonBoards – €1.99
Joy and Grandpa LeFrog – €1.99
HIP HOP – €1.99
Pop Music – €1.99
Ballerina – €1.99
I LOVE MUSIC – €1.99
DJ SET – €1.99
Electronic Music – €1.99
K-POP – €1.99
Sweet Music – €1.99
YOU ROCK – €1.99
Music Trio – €3.99
GIRLS PACK – €3.99
Wii U Download
Aperion Cyberstorm – €11.25 until February 15; regularly €12.50
Share the Joy Sale – until February 15
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Gold Edition – €54.99 (was €74.99)
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle – €39.99 (was €59.99)
FIFA 18 – €29.99 (was €59.99)
Just Dance 2017 – €29.99 (was €59.99)
Just Dance 2018 – €39.99 (was €59.99)
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 – €44.99 (was €59.99)
Monopoly – €29.99 (was €39.99)
Puyo Puyo Tetris – €27.99 (was €39.99)
Rayman Legends: Defeinitive Edition – €29.99 (was €39.99)
Ultra Street Fighter II – €27.99 (was €39.99)
De Mambo – €5.49 (was €10.99)
Enter the Gungeon – €11.24 (was €14.99)
FAST RMX – €14.99 (was €19.99)
Floor Kids – €13.49 (was €16.99)
Hammerwatch – €7.99 (was €9.99)
Human: Fall Flat – €11.99 (was €14.99)
Infinite Minigolf – €7.49 (was €14.99)
Mantis Burn Racing – €12.74 (was €15.99)
NeuroVoider – €10.99 (was €13.99)
Octodad: Dadliest Catch – €9.37 (was €13.99)
Overcooked Special Edition – €15.99 (was €19.99)
Party Golf – €9.99 (was €14.99)
RIVE: Ultimate Edition – €11.24 (was €14.99)
Rocket Fist – €7.99 (was €9.99)
Strikbold! A Dodgeball Adventure Deluxe – €12.99 (was €19.99)
Super Beat Sports – €11.99 (was €14.99)
The Next Penelope – €10.39 (was €12.99)
UNO – €6.99 (was €9.99)
Uurnog Uurnlimited – €11.99 (was €14.99)
Worms W.M.D – €23.99 (was €29.99)
Wulverblade – €11.89 (was €16.99)
Rocket League – Chaos Run DLC Pack – €2.99 (was €3.99)
Rocket League – Supersonic Fury DLC Pack – €2.99 (was €3.99)
Rocket League – Revenge of the Battle-Cars DLC Pack – €2.99 (was €3.99)
Rocket League – The Fate of the Furious Ice Charger – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Back to the Future Car Pack – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Car Pack – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Aftershock – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Esper – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Marauder – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Masamune – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Proteus – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Triton – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Vulcan – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Hot Wheels Bone Shaker – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Hot Wheels Twin Mill III – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Fast & Furious ’70 Dodge Charger R/T – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Fast & Furious ’99 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 – €1.49 (was €1.99)
Rocket League – Fast & Furious DLC Bundle – €3.16 (was €4.22)
eShop Sales
Switch
Astro Bears Party – €3.99 until March 4; regularly €4.99
Mecho Tales – €6.79 until February 15; regularly €8.49
Neon Chrome – €10.49 until February 14; regularly €14.99
Plague Road – €10.00 until February 15; regularly €12.50
Robonauts – €11.99 until March 4; regularly €14.99
The Jackbox Party Pack 4 – €17.59 until February 22; regularly €21.99
Tiny Troopers Joint Ops XL – €11.04 until February 22; regularly €12.99
Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers – €24.99 until February 26; regularly €39.99
Let’s Sing 2018 – €29.99 until February 15; regularly €39.99
Monster Jam: Crush It – €24.99 until February 26; regularly €39.99
Gear.Club Unlimited – €44.99 until February 24; regularly €49.99
Syberia – €24.99 until February 24; regularly €29.99
Syberia 2 – €24.99 until February 24; regularly €29.99
New 3DS
36 Fragments of Midngiht – €2.39 until February 22; regularly €29.99
3DS
Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley – €19.99 until February 15; regularly €39.99
Harvest Moon: Skytree Village – €19.99 until February 15; regularly €39.99
Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns – €9.99 until February 15; regularly €19.99
Hometown Story – €7.49 until February 15; regularly €29.99
Harvest Moon GBC – €2.49 until February 15; regularly €4.99
Cube Creator 3D – €4.99 until March 8; regularly €7.50
Coaster Creator 3D – €4.82 until March 8; regularly €7.25
Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D – €4.99 until February 15; regularly €9.99
The Legend of Dark Witch 3 – €7.99 until February 22; regularly €9.99
Wii U
Breakout Defense 2 – €4.89 until March 8; regularly €6.99
Inside My Radio – €299 until March 1; regularly €14.99
Midnight 2 – €1.59 until February 22; regularly €1.99
Permanent Price Drop
Vesta – €9.99 (was €14.99)
Permanent Conditional Discount
Millie – €2.49 for owners of Frederic 2, Sparkle 2 EVO, Violett, or Frederic; regularly €4.99
Club Nintendo did have physical rewards in the UK. My girlfriend got a few cool things over the years - ranging from a handy 3DS cart case to sweet little plushie toys...they had physical rewards for as long as I can remember - and right up until the day it closed down.
@YummyHappyPills You don't understand. Fe is "beneath them." It doesn't warrant physical because only incomplete games with a total spend through of $200 a unit get physical. They just do the indie publishing thing for the good PR.
@YummyHappyPills I know, I got plenty of stuff in the Wii U era with UK Club Nintendo like several soundtracks (MK8, SM3DW, Smash 4, SMG, Kirby Triple Deluxe), some 3DS game cart cases and some other things. Would've got more like the Club Nintendo coin and the ALBW soundtrack if I had more stars. American Nintendo fans were jealous of the UK Club Nintendo's physical rewards in the Wii U era as mostly all they'd get were digital download codes.
@Octane@NaviAndMii@NEStalgia@Grumblevolcano I don't particularly remember the days of CN. I used it mostly in the Wii days, never in Wii U due to the Wii era being so lacklustre.
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@Grumblevolcano Wow, I'm so jealous of all of the OSTs you got! Although CN US has had some, too. I've had to miss out on a lot of them and got mad at Nintendo for just not releasing them for us to buy.
CN US also had the 3DS cartridge cases. I have one of them.
I have... five of those 3DS cartridge cases, and I'm actually at the point where I'm about to fill my last one. They're so handy, I wish they'd been mass produced.
As GrumbleVolcano stated the UK ClubNintendo did indeed offer some fantastic gifts for collecting the stars. I got multiple game soundtrack albums - Animal Crossing, Legend Of Zelda, Smash Bros etc., Pikmin keyrings, a Game & Watch game, statuettes and other bits and bobs. The Japanese gifts were always better, but we definitely did get some great deals. Physical items were in limited supply though, maybe you just got there too late?
I remember Club Nintendo. It was the service that wasn't available in most of European countries. I was able to get some Wii Points back then by creating a UK account since some games I have are from countries that had Club Nintendo and came with the codes. Wii Points were the only thing I could get since they didn't send physical rewards to countries that weren't part of Club Nintendo. The free game with Mario Kart 8 was the only Club Nintendo reward that was available for Finland as well but even then I got my game through the UK account. I would've had to wait over a month for the reward if I registered my game through the Finnish Nintendo site.
My Nintendo isn't all that great but I've gotten multiple games out of it for free. More than I ever got via Club Nintendo. I'd guess the reason why they are not giving physical rewards now is due to countries like Finland.They can't arrange international shipping for whatever reason or something. I'm happy with what I can get, not sad for what I can't get. I can see why it's different for people who have gotten accustomed to better rewards, though.
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I got some cool stuff from Club Nintendo when it was still active, including some neat DS cases. In general, though, I tend to prefer software rewards.
@zitpig As stated earlier I didn't use the service after the Wii era.
But that doesn't negate the fact that the UK ClubNintendo did offer some decent stuff - whether you missed it or not. And the Wii era was still going for much of the WiiU era.
@zitpig According to @Grumblevolcano the service apparently got the good stuff I was unaware of once the Wii U rolled around, which was when I stopped using it.
No it doesn't negate the fact that it existed. It also doesn't make what I said wrong: that I wasn't aware of the good content because I used it when the content wasn't good.
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