My Nintendo Rewards Update: February 2017

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Update 2: Nintendo’s gearing up for the long-awaited launch of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild! Thus, many Zelda-themed discounts were added to My Nintendo.

Zelda-Themed Discounts Hit My Nintendo

Discounts:

Wii U:

Nintendo 3DS:

New Nintendo 3DS:

Skyward Sword and both copies of A Link to the Past will be up until March 2, the day before Breath of the Wild launches. The others will be around until May 17.

A new cosmetic for Super Mario Run was uploaded, too.

Update: As you know, Nintendo’s newest mobile game, Fire Emblem Heroes, has launched. Conveniently, My Nintendo was updated with new rewards pertaining to the strategy RPG.

These rewards have no expiration date, so feel free to redeem them whenever you want.

It’s February, the month of love! Perhaps we’ll finally be given a reason to love My Nintendo? Here are the new rewards that were added to Nintendo’s loyalty program.

My Nintendo Rewards Update: February 2017

Discounts:

Wii U:

Nintendo 3DS:

All of these rewards will be redeemable until May 2, 2017. More gifts could spontaneously be added later in the month. If so, check back here for the new news.

Again, just like last month’s batch, there are solid games here, but the paltry discounts aren’t very tempting. However, I have been thinking of finally getting Rhythm Heaven Megamix. I’ve heard positive things. Plus, the original Paper Mario is a classic, and Dr. Luigi carries the timeless gameplay of the Dr. Mario series.

Tipping Stars supports cross-buy between the Wii U and 3DS, by the way.

Moreover, I strongly advise against adding Game & Wario to your collection.

Will you redeem any of this month’s My Nintendo rewards?

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