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(Added previously unlisted rewards for Japan: 25th Anniversary Badge Collection and 25th Anniversary Handkerchief Set. Also added images of the Mario and Luigi tote bags.)
(Added a new "Region Unknown" section for rewards with very little documentation. It should only be used for rewards that can't be sourced and are of currently unknown origin but can be proven to have originated from Club Nintendo. I created this section after having done research for the SMB 25th Anniversary page and discovered a keychain that was barely documented on the internet and thus couldn't discover any regional origin for it and had to use seller listings from websites such as Ebay.)
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===Region Unknown===
Due to a lack of available information, it is currently unknown what region these particular rewards originated from. Fortunately, there is enough available information to confirm that they originate from Club Nintendo and are not regular merchandise.
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File:ClubNintendo - Super Mario 25th Keychain.jpg|[[Super Mario Bros. 25th Anniversary|''Super Mario Bros.'' 25th Anniversary]] keychain<ref>MyAnimeShelf [https://myanimeshelf.com/figures/1987501_Mario_25th_Anniversary_Keychain Mario 25th Anniversary Keychain]. ''MyAnimeShelf''. Retrieved September 26th 2021.</ref>
File:ClubNintendo - Super Mario 25th Keychain backview.jpg|Backside view of the keychain
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Revision as of 23:58, September 26, 2021

Club Nintendo logo
Club Nintendo's logo

Club Nintendo was a loyalty program that operated in Japan, North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, South Africa, Russia, and Australia. Members of the program received points for registering Nintendo products, which could then be redeemed for Nintendo-themed rewards and merchandise.

The ability to add physical game codes for points expired in North America on March 31, 2015, and the program was first discontinued in that region on June 30, 2015. On September 30, 2015, Club Nintendo was discontinued worldwide[1], although the Stars Catalogue was extended for another week in Europe and Australia and closed on October 8. A new membership program, called My Nintendo, replaced Club Nintendo in March 2016. Members still take surveys, but unlike Club Nintendo, the program rewards not only buying games, but awards play time as well, along with small tasks such as registering and logging in. Rewards include downloadable content, merchandise, and discounts. The program extends to Nintendo's smartphone games as well.[2]

Previous Mario-related rewards

North America

Japan

Europe

Australia

Region Unknown

Due to a lack of available information, it is currently unknown what region these particular rewards originated from. Fortunately, there is enough available information to confirm that they originate from Club Nintendo and are not regular merchandise.

Name in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese クラブニンテンドーのリワードプログラム
Kurabu Nintendō no Riwādo Puroguramu
Rewards Program of Club Nintendo

Chinese 任天堂俱樂部獎勵計劃 (Traditional)
任天堂俱乐部奖励计划 (Simplified)
Rèntiāntáng Jùlèbù Jiǎnglì Jìhuà
 

Korean 클럽 닌텐도 보상 프로그램
Keulleob Nintendo Bosang Peulogeulaem
 

Russian Программа лояльности "Клуб Nintendo"
Programma loyal'nosti "Club Nintendo"
Club Nintendo Loyalty Program

Spanish Programa de Recompensas Club Nintendo
Nintendo Club Rewards Program

References

  1. ^ Ashcraft, Brian (January 20, 2015). Nintendo Closing Club Nintendo. Kotaku. Retrieved January 20, 2015.
  2. ^ McElroy, Justin (October 29, 2015). Club Nintendo is dead, long live new rewards program My Nintendo Polygon. Retrieved November 22, 2015.
  3. ^ MyAnimeShelf Mario 25th Anniversary Keychain. MyAnimeShelf. Retrieved September 26th 2021.

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