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Club Nintendo shows how to link your Wii U, offers another look at the Wii U menu

Nov 16, 2012 by RawmeatCowboy

Check out the full instructions here (thanks Chris!)

Categories: Consoles, Media | Tags: Wii U, Club Nintendo | Rating:

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LinkMaster111

16 Nov 2012 05:27

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Just 2 days to go!

JaniN83

16 Nov 2012 06:55

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I wonder if I still have to keep on lying that I'm living in UK since they don't have the club in Finland.. That way the linking/star bonuses work perfectly. Nintendo Network ID won't link it or something?

JaniN83

16 Nov 2012 07:03

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And about that menu.. Is that the main Wii U menu? What's the one they say you see first, with Miis gathering around icons? Is it non-interactive?

JaniN83

16 Nov 2012 07:06

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Ok, answering to my own question after research. So The Miis gathering to the icons is on tv, and this screen is on GamePad?

Amputech

16 Nov 2012 09:09

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Aw man. Only 160 coins on Wii U? At least we get to register the Netflix App!

Sammet

16 Nov 2012 11:19

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Was hoping we'd get at least a few more stars for the WiiU than the 3ds seeing as it costs more

t27duck

16 Nov 2012 11:42

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I'm still waiting on why we can't just use your club nintendo creds for the Nintendo Network. Why do they have to be separate systems?

16 Nov 2012 13:15

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t27duck wrote:I'm still waiting on why we can't just use your club nintendo creds for the Nintendo Network. Why do they have to be separate systems?

Because one is a reward program while the other is shop priced in actually currency.

Coke and Pepsi don't let us use our catalog points to buy more drinks.

shy_guy76801

16 Nov 2012 13:29

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It doesn't show it on this screen shot, but that page also says Wii U does not qualify for extended warranty. That's unusual. I wonder why they chose not to offer extended warranty for registering this system?