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So... they keep saying register both the 3DS and Wii U version of Smash Brothers to obtain MewTwo DCL and the game soundtrack... (Though too late to register now for the soundtrack. )

However, here's one problem... NEITHER one of my new Smash Brothers games, which I pre-ordered and got on the day of release or soon after... came with any cards to register on Club Nintendo like I've seen older games do.

IS there a new registration method or did they rip people off on this?

Hoodcom wrote:did they rip people off on this?

Most likely this scenario. Not sure if Nintendo of america is doing it differently, but here in europe every new nintendo game should be equipped with the pin code to register to your Nintendo Club account.

Let me take a look online...

• If you buy the packaged versions, find the Club Nintendo insert* inside, and then enter the registration code on the Club Nintendo website.

• If you buy the games from Nintendo eShop, link your Wii U and Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo 2DS systems to your Club Nintendo account prior to buying the games to automatically register.

*The PIN is printed on the underside of the game cover sleeve.

Hmm, underside of the game cover sleeve? The hell did they change it to this for? Make it more complicated? We used to have separate cards.

I'll take a look once I get home.

They did this in order to save paper or something. This is what happens when you become Eco-friendly.

Well it would have been nice to have a notice of change, I missed out on the soundtrack thanks to them.

Hoodcom wrote:Well it would have been nice to have a notice of change, I missed out on the soundtrack thanks to them.

Contact Nintendo and demand for the offer. I hope this will get solved out somehow

Some how I honestly doubt they'd care and would ignore such demands.

No harm in trying though!

Shrooblord wrote:No harm in trying though!

It's a try worth

It's a try worth winking? Sure, I'll wink for that try. wink

emshomar wrote:

Shrooblord wrote:No harm in trying though!

It's a try worth

Shrooblord wrote:It's a try worth winking? Sure, I'll wink for that try. wink

Rofl.

That's priceless, I seriously am laughing here.

Will you be more amused knowing that I physically winked, too?

Mmm, not really. Unless you winked with your eyes already closed.

I just did that now. winkception

You must be a pro at winking. Emshomar may be so proud, he'd give you a ting.

Oh boy!!

OldClassicGamer wrote:Nintendo really hates online communication on 3DS. I believe it is connected to the fact that Letter box also disabled it in 2013.

Do not confuse safety measures with selfish measures. According to NintendoLife, they decided to disable the online mode due to similar offensive actions done by users just like it happened with the Letterbox and forced Nintendo to do that: http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/1 ... d_in_japan

Hoodcom wrote:Emshomar may be so proud, he'd give you a ting.

Indeed.
I'm so proud of you Shrooblord! You fullfill my heart with pleasure :,)
Here, you deserved these tings!

Okay, so Super Mario Galaxy 2 is now $20. But Punch Out (for the US) and Donkey Kong Country Returns (for the UK) are out now in the eShop for $10!

Haruka wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:Nintendo really hates online communication on 3DS. I believe it is connected to the fact that Letter box also disabled it in 2013.

Do not confuse safety measures with selfish measures. According to NintendoLife, they decided to disable the online mode due to similar offensive actions done by users just like it happened with the Letterbox and forced Nintendo to do that: http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/1 ... d_in_japan

Not saying they did it for selfish measures but still, they shouldn't have punished all people. And why is nothing like that done for Wii U and only 3DS? For example, Wii U has PM option for members on Miiverse and also Wii U Chat app which is similar to Skype in some ways and they are not online disabled.