Nintendo’s reward program, Club Nintendo, recently rotated its monthly game offerings to include the classic NES title, F-Zero, and the Nintendo 64 hit, 1080 Snowboarding.
Both titles are for the Wii U and will set back members 200 coins.
Among those additions include two titles for the 3DS, Game & Watch: Mario’s Cement Factory, and Spin Six. Game and Watch costs 100 coins while Spin Six raises the bar to 150.
For comparison’s sake, F-Zero and 1080 Snowboarding usually cost $8 and $10 respectively. These two rewards come out to a pretty nice value when compared to the 3DS offerings.
Game & Watch: Mario’s Cement Factory sells for $2 and Spin Six for $5.
When you compare the amount of coins needed for redemption, the Wii U rewards offer more value per coin.
Also, Nintendo added another non-game reward to its catalog. 3DS Game Card Cases are back in stock, but now have the option for either a Zelda or Animal Crossing-themed art style.
What do you think?
Is it worth spending your hard-earned coins on these new rewards?
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