Nintendo is shutting down its popular rewards program ahead of the Switch 2's launch. Nintendo will stop offering My Nintendo Gold Points starting March 24, 2025, and after this time, users will no ...

While we're all now waiting for that Nintendo Switch 2 Direct that's coming up in April, having had ample time to watch the console spin about a bit in that official reveal, here's some stuff worth ...

Throughout the Switch era, Nintendo has offered players the ability to earn My Nintendo Gold Points as a reward for buying games and other items from the company. These points could then be redeemed ...

Nintendo announced that beginning at 9:30 p.m. PDT on 3/24/2025, users will no longer be able to earn My Nintendo Gold Points. Gold Points will no longer be earned for digital purchases on Nintendo ...

Over the last several years, Nintendo Switch users have been able to earn Gold Points, a special currency that can be put towards purchases on the eShop. Gold Points are basically a cash back program, ...

Nintendo announced it is ending the My Nintendo Gold Points Switch eShop rewards program on March 24. "Thank you for participating in the My Nintendo Rewards program," reads the update from Nintendo. ...

Nintendo has announced the discontinuation of its My Nintendo Gold Points program starting March 24, 2025. Past this date, consumers will no longer be able to earn Gold Points when purchasing digital ...

Nintendo is running a voucher offer that gets you four times as many Gold Points as usual when buying its 84 pair of vouchers. That means the vouchers come with 16.80 worth of Gold Points as opposed ...

We’ll no longer earn My Nintendo Gold Points for purchasing Switch games, as Nintendo announced the program will be ending. People were able to use these to get a discount on digital purchases from ...

Nintendo has revealed its intentions to discontinue the Gold Points reward scheme, a move that comes just before the launch of the Switch 2. Nintendo account holders have been able to earn Gold Points ...

One of the biggest downsides of the Switch is that Nintendo’s first-party games rarely go on sale. That makes the Switch a more expensive console to play on than it might seem, but fortunately, ...