Nintendo to Reward EU Wii Owners for Helping Friends Connect
Nintendo is extending a side to helpful Europeans with a new “Connection Ambassador” program. CVG reports that the rewards differ in October, and encourage Wii users to help get family and friends joined. It sounds altruistic, but Nintendo is incentivizing in a big tendency of action. For every Wii owner they help, the “ambassador” and the bodily substance helped both get 500 Wii Points. Connecting a total of 10 clan grants “Connection Master Gold” status, which allows the ambassador to download all Nintendo first-party NES games on Virtual Console. Connecting 20 lower classes makes one a “Connection Master Platinum,” which includes all first-alliance and third-party NES, SNES, and N64 games on Virtual Console. As whether that weren’t enough, the points continue to stack for each new connection, so if an ambassador hits the limit of 20 family helped, they’ll have 10,000 Wii Points to spend.
Unfortunately, this program seems entirely in the place of Europe, at least for right now, as Nintendo hasn’t announced anything resembling it in the U.S. But you not ever know; with time and fan interest, they might be persuaded to produce it over to us. After all, it worked for Club Nintendo.
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