Club Nintendo’s shutting after six years, but it’s going out in style.
Nintendo’s revealed a ton of new rewards for its Club Nintendo loyalty scheme, which is closing on July 1 this year. Included are relatively recent Wii U games like The Wonderful 101 and Wii Fit U. These sit along with 3DS titles like Kid Icarus: Uprising and a whole lot of retro gaming treats. You can also grab physical items like posters and a nifty-looking The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask messenger bag.
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You can still earn coins by registering games and systems up to Mar. 31, although anything released after Jan. 20 isn’t eligible for registration. You have until June 30 to spend your coins, after which they’ll be deleted alongside your Club Nintendo account.