Nintendo will terminate Club Award plan and prepare new loyalty program

Nintendo will terminate the Nintendo Club's reward program in the next few months, but Nintendo plans to replace the Nintendo Club with a new, yet open, loyalty program.
The Nintendo Club, founded in December 2007,--vip 24:7 of the two loyalty rewards program, established in May 2002, with club members. The Nintendo Club Rewards program allows players to earn points by registering their company's products, participating in surveys, and other ways of showing company loyalty, and can be used to redeem real rewards or digital products for sale.
The Nintendo Company will terminate the game registration card program in 2015 on April 1, stopping the digital product consumer registration program on the April 20, 2015, with the United States serving March 31 and June 30. The entire Nintendo Club project will be terminated by September 30 in 2015. From July 2015 onwards, Nintendo will start a new Membership award program.
"We are very grateful to all the members of the Nintendo Club for their support for the Nintendo games and their long-standing love of our hardware systems and role in the game," he said. Scott Murfit Scott Moffitt, director of marketing at Nintendo's US company, said in a statement.
"We want to make the transition to our loyal Nintendo Club as simple as possible, so we plan to add dozens of new bonus items and downloadable games to our new project to help our club members consume the remaining coins," he said. ”
Nintendo plans to release the Nintendo Club's replacement program later this year.