
Nintendo Unveils New Exclusive Rewards for North American Fans

By Jane McGonigal


By Jane McGonigal
Among the newly released items is a distinctive memo pad, adorned with vibrant artwork from the exciting new Switch 2 release, Splatoon Raiders. Priced at 550 Platinum Points, this square-shaped notepad serves as an ideal tool for capturing sudden inspirations, important reminders, or elaborate schemes. Its compact size of 5.5 inches by 5.5 inches makes it a convenient accessory for any desk or bag, inviting users to 'ink' their thoughts onto paper in true Splatoon style.
Another highlight is a captivating desktop metal display, meticulously crafted to honor the legendary Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) era and the iconic Super Mario World. This particular reward is reserved for active Nintendo Switch Online members and can be acquired for 1,000 Platinum Points. Featuring brilliant, full-color art printed on a durable metal panel, it rests on a sophisticated black acrylic base elegantly etched with the My Nintendo logo. Measuring 6.8 inches in height and 5.4 inches in width with a 1mm thickness for the panel, and a base of 5 inches by 1.2 inches by 0.8 inches, this piece is a stylish homage for any devoted fan or collector. It comes with a protective film on both sides to preserve its pristine condition, which can be gently removed using a hairdryer if stubborn. Users are advised to handle the panel edges with care due to their sharpness.
Beyond these new additions, the Nintendo Store continues to offer a selection of cherished items, including the Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 / 40th Anniversary Pin Set, celebrating a milestone in the Mario universe. Additionally, a series of NES-themed desktop metal displays are available, allowing fans to showcase their appreciation for classic gaming. Nintendo encourages its community to share their thoughts and opinions on these latest reward offerings, fostering an interactive connection with its dedicated fanbase.
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