The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword[WiiU 60 Gold Coins - £10.79 @ My Nintendo

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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword[WiiU] £10.79 [60 Gold Coins] @ MyNintendo

£10.79 My Nintendo3 Jun 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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westy90

3 Jun 17

Reward available until

01/09/2017, at 8 AM [Europe/London]

Receive a 40% off Just for You offer on the purchase of this software from Nintendo eShop or the official Nintendo website. The discount will be applied automatically to the Nintendo Network ID linked to your Nintendo Account when you get this reward.

You need a Wii Remote Plus (or Wii Remote with Wii MotionPlus accessory attached) and a Nunchuk to play this game.

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40% Discount on The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons [3DS] £3.23 [20 Gold Coins]

40% Discount on The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages
[3DS] £3.23 [20 Gold Coins]

20 comments

otterboxer

4 Jun 17 #18

fwiw i also think that the whole Mynintendo thing is garbage. The 'rewards' are way out of whack with how much you have to spend to receive them and the lack of physical items a'la club nintendo is miserable.

2minutenoodles to otterboxer

5 Jun 17 #20

Yeah, the old reward system was brilliant. I managed to save points for some pretty good real stuff including a 3DS charging dock, game cases and a binder before they scrapped it.

otterboxer

4 Jun 17 #17

played it to death and its pretty good. Wrongly slated imho.

Rid1

3 Jun 17 #16

Trying to hold out for a bit cheaper, found a local add on gumtree was £80 some guy picked it up 5 mins before I phoned :disappointed:

ffff107

3 Jun 17 1 #14

2 words... RIP OFF.

60 coins ? I get 10-15 coins per switch game, so that means with every 6 switch games i buy (at nintendo prices) , nintendo allow me to have 40% off LOL. Good one nintendo ! haha. Why not just...give us 40% in the first place ? Deary me. Rant over.

westy90 to ffff107

3 Jun 17 #15

I have noticed you seem to get more gold coins when buying digital on eshop, rather than redeeming gold coins off a physical copy. I think 60 gold is equivalent to £35 eshop purchase. I agree though they need to scrap the discounts and do something better.

Rid1

3 Jun 17 #11

If only I could find a decently priced Wii U :disappointed:

BigOrkWaaagh to Rid1

3 Jun 17 #12

£99.99 from Grainger not decent enough?

activ8me to Rid1

3 Jun 17 1 #13

Check Facebook Groups and Gumtree, got a nice Wii U, 7 games and 43 Disney Infinity Character for £150 sold what I didn't need so in the end cost me £80 and got Super Mario Maker and Splatoon for that and swapped Disney Infinity 3.0 for Mario Kart 8, 4 Player Mario Kart is ace

2minutenoodles

3 Jun 17 1 #10

Wow, that's a lot of points!

Mobizzle186

3 Jun 17 1 #9

I'm hoping they'll announced Switch rewards at E3, in a couple of weeks. I've got about 6,000 points and nothing decent to spend them on :neutral_face:

2minutenoodles

3 Jun 17 #8

Yeah, I own a Switch, have 760 platinum points, 0 gold and nothing to spend them on. They will expire before any switch rewards are released I'm sure.

Pikiechu

3 Jun 17 #6

Is the Wii u a hd remaster or just the same as the Wii version?

ST3123 to Pikiechu

3 Jun 17 #7

It will just be the wii version. There is NO way they are going to bother actually putting any real development into Wii U now Switch is out. If this game gets a HD remaster at all, it will be on Switch for sure. As to the deal? Nintendo's (lack of) generosity knows no bounds....

Error440

3 Jun 17 1 #5

Tight arsed that

fuzzydunlop

3 Jun 17 1 #4

One of the worst Zelda games imo

Coercive to fuzzydunlop

4 Jun 17 1 #19

My boy, this game is what all true warriors strive for!

Error440

3 Jun 17 #2

So i am confused can i buy this game for 60 coins or buy the 40% off of it for 60 coins meaning i then pay £10.79?

I've looked at the site and it looks like I'm spending 60 coins for a discount code but its not very clear

2minutenoodles to Error440

3 Jun 17 1 #3

You spend 60 coins and then get given 40% off. So you spend £10.79 for the game as well.

Oracle of seasons is 20 coins, then £3.23 and same for Oracle of ages.

teddy1590

3 Jun 17 2 #1

Think the new rewards system so far has been a bit naff. Feels a bit off to spend your points just for a discount. I understand that offering the physical items was probably a bit of a hassle for them, but would rather they just offer older games like they used to with the old system.

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