BBRoundtable

Nintendo of America's take on Club Nintendo launched earlier today, giving us a look at the lovely Nintendo-themed goodies that await members in good standing. Unfortunately, it was quickly taken offline.

On the bright side, we did get a look at the prizes Club Nintendo will be offering its members, most of it very familiar stuff: the Game & Watch Collection for the Nintendo DS, Mario Party and Animal Crossing themed playing cards, stylus packs, game cases and more. The better stuff runs about 800 "coins," the currency one collects when registering games and completing surveys, with some of the less exciting collectibles — the Wii Remote Holder, for example — priced at just 300 coins.

The Club Nintendo web site has reverted back to its "Coming Soon" status, but we hope that the technical kinks are knocked out soon so we can get to registering.

-GT-

For those who already have a "My Nintendo" account, you can import your old information into your "Club Nintendo" account. Just make sure you use the same e-mail address to expedite the registration process.

I just taken care of it myself.

I've only had a subscription to
Nintendo Power but never
to Club Nintendo. I gu-
ess now is a good
time if any. M-
aybe later t-
his week
perha-
ps!

If you were registered on the former Nsider Forums or registered on Nintendo's website in the past 2 years... You should have a My Nintendo account.

Anyways, the site is still a bit unstable (at least for me)... so anything you do after registration is "at your own risk".

Laughs! Understandable, TStodden! I
don't even have that account at a-
ll, so I guess I'll have to get on-
e eventually, though not fro-
m Nsider since it reminds
me alot of the old K-bo-
ard that I used to fre-
quent and how me-
ssy it became be-
fore closing. I
will check o-
n this Fri-
day aft-
er wo-
rk!!