The Metroid Prime Remastered-themed physical reward that can be bought with Platinum Points is now on the front page of My Nintendo Store.
In honour of the remaster’s release on Switch, the platform recently added a bunch of things that can be bought with Platinum Points, a special currency for people who are in Nintendo’s loyalty programme.
Fans will be able to get a special item that is only available through the My Nintendo Store, along with a digital reward like a Metroid Prime Remastered wallpaper.
Since the programme started more than five years ago, Nintendo has given away a variety of goods, though the quality of the rewards has varied. This includes things like pins, posters, and cable straps based on popular and new Nintendo games.
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The remaster is no different. Nintendo has a Metroid Prime Remastered sweepstakes where fans can spend Platinum Points to enter to win a jacket and poster set.
Fans can trade in their points for this special set if they want something that isn’t based on luck like sweepstakes. Since this Metroid Prime Remastered reward is only available through My Nintendo, fans must have a Nintendo account to earn points and redeem them for this reward.
The reward is a set of two pins made of iron. One is of Samus crouching in her power suit, and the other is the game’s logo. The logo pin is 3.5 inches by 1.77 inches, and the Samus pin is 3 inches by 2.9 inches.
Fans who want to get this reward will have to pay 800 Platinum points. This pin set joins a number of other Metroid-related announcements and rewards on the My Nintendo page.
Fans can get an official printout of the physical box art for Metroid Prime Remastered as a digital reward. This means that people who bought the digital version can make their own box. There was also news that people could try out the game for free in stores.
The Metroid Prime Remastered in-store demo can be played in some places in both the United States and Canada. In the U.S., you can find these demos at some Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart stores.
In Canada, you can find them at some Best Buy and London Drugs stores. Fans say that Nintendo’s marketing and rewards, like the pins, show that the company has renewed confidence in the Metroid series. Metroid Prime Remastered is now available on Nintendo Switch.