My Nintendo, Nintendo’s loyalty and rewards program, has added a new physical item tied to Pokémon Pokopia: a themed notebook redeemable with Platinum Points.
Launched in 2016 as the successor to Club Nintendo, My Nintendo continues to offer a mix of digital downloads and limited-run physical goods — and this latest drop puts a collectable notebook and a digital wallpaper within reach for account holders.
According to Nintendo’s My Nintendo listing, the notebook is decorated with artwork inspired by Pokémon Pokopia and features the Pokémon Ditto on the front cover.
Nintendo describes the product as including ample space for notes, sketches and related uses.
The notebook is priced at 500 Platinum Points through the My Nintendo rewards catalog.
A digital wallpaper tied to recent in-game content — the Bubbly Basin DLC — is also available for a lower Platinum Points cost.
Nintendo’s listing shows the wallpaper can be claimed for 50 Platinum Points and is distributed digitally via My Nintendo redemption.
Both the physical notebook and the digital wallpaper are redeemable through the My Nintendo website.
Nintendo’s store policy means a shipping charge will apply to physical rewards unless an order meets the Nintendo Store’s free-shipping threshold; in many regions that threshold has historically been $50, so buyers should confirm current shipping terms for their country before completing a redemption.
Update: Nintendo has also added a Star Fox collectible patch set to My Nintendo’s catalog.
That set is priced at 400 Platinum Points and is listed alongside the other new rewards.
How to redeem: sign in to your Nintendo Account on the My Nintendo site, browse the Platinum Points reward catalog, and follow the prompts to claim digital items or request shipment for physical goods.
Points are earned through linked Nintendo Account activity, including certain eShop purchases and My Nintendo missions; check your account for current balance and eligibility.
These additions underscore My Nintendo’s ongoing effort to offer tangible and digital rewards for players across Nintendo platforms.
For the latest availability and any region-specific details, consult the official My Nintendo rewards page on Nintendo’s website.
Launched in 2016 as the successor to Club Nintendo, My Nintendo continues to offer a mix of digital downloads and limited-run physical goods — and this latest drop puts a collectable notebook and a digital wallpaper within reach for account holders.
According to Nintendo’s My Nintendo listing, the notebook is decorated with artwork inspired by Pokémon Pokopia and features the Pokémon Ditto on the front cover.
Nintendo describes the product as including ample space for notes, sketches and related uses.
The notebook is priced at 500 Platinum Points through the My Nintendo rewards catalog.
A digital wallpaper tied to recent in-game content — the Bubbly Basin DLC — is also available for a lower Platinum Points cost.
Nintendo’s listing shows the wallpaper can be claimed for 50 Platinum Points and is distributed digitally via My Nintendo redemption.
Both the physical notebook and the digital wallpaper are redeemable through the My Nintendo website.
Nintendo’s store policy means a shipping charge will apply to physical rewards unless an order meets the Nintendo Store’s free-shipping threshold; in many regions that threshold has historically been $50, so buyers should confirm current shipping terms for their country before completing a redemption.
Update: Nintendo has also added a Star Fox collectible patch set to My Nintendo’s catalog.
That set is priced at 400 Platinum Points and is listed alongside the other new rewards.
How to redeem: sign in to your Nintendo Account on the My Nintendo site, browse the Platinum Points reward catalog, and follow the prompts to claim digital items or request shipment for physical goods.
Points are earned through linked Nintendo Account activity, including certain eShop purchases and My Nintendo missions; check your account for current balance and eligibility.
These additions underscore My Nintendo’s ongoing effort to offer tangible and digital rewards for players across Nintendo platforms.
For the latest availability and any region-specific details, consult the official My Nintendo rewards page on Nintendo’s website.
