Here’s a quick My Nintendo April recap

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My Nintendo has undergone a ton of changes lately, mostly for the better. Not only did Nintendo revamp the system, but it’s also integrated directly with the Switch now: something users have been wanting for years. With that in mind, here’s a My Nintendo April recap

This is probably the most crucial aspect of this recap, despite the fact that it was added a month ago. I mean, it’s still active!

Basically, you can net a minimum of 100 Platinum Points if you log into your Switch, play a game that supports online play, use the back up save data function, and play a retro game (on a console that the interface specifies). It’s one of the easiest ways to get over the currency hump if you need a small amount.

There’s also a new direct reward system via new avatars and cosmetic bonuses.

Described as “Set A,” this reward consists of Mario Kart 64 and Star Fox 64 console cartridge keychains.

They’re 500 Platinum Points for the set, and unfortunately, “Set B” (Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time) is sold out at this time. Yet, we could see a restock eventually, and the nomenclature implies we will possibly get more.

Whenever a AAA first-party game is released, Nintendo typically puts out a landing site with a quick seek and find activity to participate in for Platinum.

You can find a full rundown of the site here, as well as where to find the solutions.

The “spring break with Kirby” giveaway is live until May 3, 2022, and all you need to do is throw in up to 30 Platinum Points to enter.

Each increment of 10 Platinum is an “entry,” and the winners (up to 10) will be announced after the deadline.

Although it isn’t quite here yet, Nintendo has announced a new Forgotten Land shopping bag reward that will be available soon.

It’ll most likely