Ufficiale My Nintendo | Nuovo programma fedeltà

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Non dovrebbe stupire, son promozioni fatte apposta per spingere le vendite digitali, non sarebbe certo la prima volta, anzi.

 
benissimo il programma fedeltà sembra ben fatto...a sto punto voglio vedere se inseriranno gli obbiettivi anche su wii u //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/250978_ahsisi.gif

 


Poi vabbè ovviamente io ho windows phone e quindi mi attacco come sempre dal lato mobile gaming //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/rJjoqET.gif

 
tutti a votare l'app per windows phone !

eh si, pure io ho il lumia //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif.

 
Quindi a breve si apre il falò dei windosfonini? :.bip:

 


Nintendo stringe una partnership con Google per metterlo in quel posto a zio bill

 


Comunque raga se volevate i punti pure per i retail mi spiegate che senso aveva cancellare il club nintendo?


Tanto funzionava esattamente come vorreste funzionasse my nintendo, gli mancava solo aggiungere punti per obbiettivi sbloccati //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
Quindi a breve si apre il falò dei windosfonini? :.bip: 


Nintendo stringe una partnership con Google per metterlo in quel posto a zio bill

 


Comunque raga se volevate i punti pure per i retail mi spiegate che senso aveva cancellare il club nintendo?


Tanto funzionava esattamente come vorreste funzionasse my nintendo, gli mancava solo aggiungere punti per obbiettivi sbloccati //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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ma gli obbiettivi sono confermati? Cioè già da marzo potremmo averli su wiiu e 3ds?

 
Quindi a breve si apre il falò dei windosfonini? :.bip: 


Nintendo stringe una partnership con Google per metterlo in quel posto a zio bill

 


Comunque raga se volevate i punti pure per i retail mi spiegate che senso aveva cancellare il club nintendo?


Tanto funzionava esattamente come vorreste funzionasse my nintendo, gli mancava solo aggiungere punti per obbiettivi sbloccati //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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E gliel'abbiamo chiesto noi di chiudere il club? //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

Era fatto abbastanza col ****, ma per ristrutturarlo non serviva chiuderlo, come per rifare quel sito schifoso che è il .it (almeno un pelo migliorato coi nuovi CSS) non serve chiuderlo. Invece tutto il resto che promettono col nuovo account ce lo sognavamo prima, ma son due cose che legano per fidelizzare non per altro.

 
For the new rewards program, we are preparing two types of points.

We will offer Platinum Points when consumers play smart device apps, when they log onto Nintendo eShop or when they meet certain conditions. We will offer Gold Points for digital purchases of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games.

In the case of the previous Club Nintendo, we offered points, or “coins,” as a result of our members' purchasing and registering our products. For My Nintendo, the points are gained by members not only as the result of their digital purchases but also as the result of their activities, such as playing games and apps, and interacting with information from Nintendo.

C'è la traduzione ufficiale che ora vi posto

Comunque sì, i gold servono per gli sconti e sono associati agli acquisti digitali, come per il programma Premium di WiiU, che poi lo sanno soltanto loro perché l'hanno interrotto //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

Per i premi fisici e digitali (temi ecc.) speriamo che lo gestiscano bene, io ci sto a sbloccare punti giocando e poi spenderli in colonne sonore e statuette //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
sembra interessante

sperando che miitomo non occupi troppo spazio sul cell mi sa che me lo piglio se mi porterà a degli sconti online

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For the new rewards program, we are preparing two types of points.We will offer Platinum Points when consumers play smart device apps, when they log onto Nintendo eShop or when they meet certain conditions. We will offer Gold Points for digital purchases of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games.

In the case of the previous Club Nintendo, we offered points, or “coins,” as a result of our members' purchasing and registering our products. For My Nintendo, the points are gained by members not only as the result of their digital purchases but also as the result of their activities, such as playing games and apps, and interacting with information from Nintendo.

C'è la traduzione ufficiale che ora vi posto

Comunque sì, i gold servono per gli sconti e sono associati agli acquisti digitali, come per il programma Premium di WiiU, che poi lo sanno soltanto loro perché l'hanno interrotto //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

Per i premi fisici e digitali (temi ecc.) speriamo che lo gestiscano bene, io ci sto a sbloccare punti giocando e poi spenderli in colonne sonore e statuette //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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va beh ma i platinum li danno anche per i log in e, come detto loro, se si rientra in certe condizioni (minimo si riferiscono agli obiettivi in game? parlarono di questa cosa tempo fa)

 
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/library/events/160203/05.html

Se poi qualcuno vuole copincollare testo e pics, che io sono col mio fetoso Billphone //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sad.png
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Non so come mettere le pics, ma ecco il testo //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/winks.gif :

We have said in the past that it is important in the overseas Nintendo 3DS business to increase sales by keeping a rich lineup of evergreen titles highly active rather than only relying on new titles.

The red bars in this graph show the sell-through numbers of reduced-price titles called “Nintendo Selects,” which we sold in Europe starting in October last year.

Also, the gray bars represent the sell-through numbers of the same titles during the same period in the previous year, showing a comparison between the two figures.

Even after some time has passed since release, and sales have settled down, we were able to bring the momentum back to past titles by attracting consumers from a value perspective. In particular, both the sell-through numbers and the growth rate of nintendogs + cats were large, which seems to have been supported by many female consumers.

We will be encouraging our new female consumers to continue playing various titles by proposing selective titles from ones released in the past with an affordable price in the Japanese market as well.

The total sell-through numbers of Nintendo 3DS hardware reached 20 million units in Japan and over 54 million units worldwide, providing sufficient grounds to make a profit in the software business.

As I explained regarding the expansion to kids and female demographics, we believe that there are still more titles in our existing rich lineup that have the potential to be played by consumers who were previously not interested depending on how we attract them. We will proactively consider marketing tactics such as “Nintendo Selects” that create a sense of urgency and motivate consumers once again to make a purchase.

Regarding hardware, just as Monster Hunter X (Cross) pushed consumers to purchase a New Nintendo 3DS system to replace their old Nintendo 3DS, we can anticipate that future strong titles can generate demand to replace old hardware with the new model. We are planning to keep on releasing new titles to help ensure they enjoy it over a long period of time.

We are also planning marketing tactics to invigorate the entire Nintendo 3DS business. On February 27, 2016, which is exactly 20 years from the release of Pokémon Red Version/Green Version for Game Boy on February 27, 1996, we will be launching special Pokémon bundles worldwide.

Four types of special edition Nintendo 2DS systems with Pokémon Red Version/Green Version/Blue Version/Yellow Version preinstalled will be launched in Japan.

On the same date, three types of special edition Nintendo 2DS systems with Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version/Yellow Version preinstalled will be launched in Europe, and a special edition New Nintendo 3DS system with Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version preinstalled which also comes with two types of cover plates will be launched in the US.

Next, I would like to talk about Wii U.

This graph shows the comparison between the Wii U software sell-through numbers from 2014 and 2015 in the Japanese market.

Since the two key titles, Splatoon released on May 28 last year and Super Mario Maker released on September 10 last year, had kept up their momentum until the year-end sales season, the total sales figure surpassed that of 2014, when Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U were released.

Splatoon has been showing steady sales for a long time since its release last May. It has shipped 4.06 million units worldwide as of the end of the third quarter of this fiscal year.

It has gradually expanded even among kids and female consumers, and we expect more popularity due to word-of-mouth. We can say a good cycle has been established for this title.

We are also trying various measures from an operational perspective, including holding events in and out of the game, to create opportunities for consumers to continue playing it even long after its release. It has contributed to maintaining high usage rate and public attention.

For your information, the number of participants in Japan taking part in events inside the game called “splatfests” has been consistently increasing since the first one. There were approximately 690 thousand participants in the 10th “splatfest” held on January 23 and January 24 in Japan, which is an all-time high number.

※ Approximately 690 thousand of "splatfest" participants are counted based on the number of account used.

This graph compares sell-through transition in Japan from the release week until the new-year holiday sales season for Splatoon to that of a major title released in the same period of the previous year, Mario Kart 8.

Sales of Splatoon have consistently exceeded that of Mario Kart 8 with the exception of the period right after its release. You can also see a substantially bigger sell-through of the title in the year-end sales season.

Splatoon is not losing momentum even after the start of a new year and we anticipate it has the potential to be a long-selling title.

Last September, we globally released a “create and play” type of Mario software, Super Mario Maker , in which you use the Wii U GamePad controller to freely create 2D Mario courses. This title has been showing steady sales worldwide, and has shipped over three million units as of the end of the third quarter of this fiscal year.

A large increase in the number of players for the game following the year-end sales season has led to over 6.2 million different user-created playable courses, which in turn have been played over 400 million times as of January 27.

In order to keep up the high usage rate of the game, we have been periodically updating the software and expanding related services. We have added functions like “parts” with which users can create a greater variety of courses, and also launched a web portal called “Super Mario Maker Bookmark” in which users can more easily search for interesting courses to play.

This graph shows the comparison between the Wii U hardware sell-through numbers from 2014 and 2015 in the Japanese market.

The momentum of the Splatoon and Super Mario Maker games released last year was maintained until the end of the year, which also drove sales of the hardware.

Thanks to the new Wii U hardware bundles with Splatoon or Super Mario Maker preinstalled having launched in the sales season, the total sales of the hardware increased over the previous year.

This graph shows the comparison between the Nintendo-published Wii U software sell-through numbers from 2014 and 2015 in the US and European markets.

Due to the continuous sales of Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, both released in 2014, and two strong titles Splatoon and Super Mario Maker released almost at the same time as in Japan, the software sales exceeded the previous year as well.

 
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Also, Nintendo Co., Ltd has already integrated the system with our Japanese website so that as soon as our registrants have expressed interest in software introduced on the website, they can purchase the software on the spot, and the game will be downloaded onto their game system automatically.

(Note: To purchase online and download the software onto your Wii U or Nintendo 3DS system, your Nintendo Account must be linked with a Nintendo Network ID.)　

We will formally kick off My Nintendo services globally in March this year. Everyone who has created a Nintendo Account by that time will become a My Nintendo member when My Nintendo services formally start.

My Nintendo at the formal launch will start as a points-based rewards program, which can be used both on dedicated game systems and smart devices.

My Nintendo will be a brand new and unique service from Nintendo, which has been deploying its business on dedicated game systems and will now expand its business to include apps for smart devices. My Nintendo will serve as a bridge between Nintendo experiences on both dedicated systems and smart devices.

For the new rewards program, we are preparing two types of points.

We will offer Platinum Points when consumers play smart device apps, when they log onto Nintendo eShop or when they meet certain conditions. We will offer Gold Points for digital purchases of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games.

In the case of the previous Club Nintendo, we offered points, or “coins,” as a result of our members' purchasing and registering our products. For My Nintendo, the points are gained by members not only as the result of their digital purchases but also as the result of their activities, such as playing games and apps, and interacting with information from Nintendo.

You can exchange your Platinum Points for a range of digital content which will be considered valuable by consumers.

As for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, you will not receive points as a result of playing the digital games, but you can earn them by logging onto Nintendo eShop.

Gold Points can be exchanged for discount coupons to purchase digital software for Wii U or Nintendo 3DS.

By offering the two different types of points, Platinum and Gold, we will provide our consumers with two forms of value, “fun” and “good deals.”

(Note:To receive these services on your Wii U or Nintendo 3DS, your Nintendo Account must be linked with a Nintendo Network ID.)

My Nintendo will officially begin with the points reward program, and we will expand services in the future, further enriching the overall entertainment experiences Nintendo will offer its fans.

At the outset, we are planning to deploy My Nintendo in the 39 countries that you can see on this slide. We are planning to gradually expand the number of countries.

By now, I have explained to you about My Nintendo. For the future of the Nintendo business, and in order for us to increase our contact with our consumers and expand the opportunities where they will consider the purchase of our products and services, it is important for us that as many people as possible create Nintendo Accounts and in turn, become My Nintendo members.

Launching alongside My Nintendo, we will release Miitomo as our first smart device application.

Miitomo is an entertainment application which turns communication among friends into a form of “play.” After the release, we hope many will wonder why this sort of app had never existed before.

In Miitomo, your “Mii” look-alike character appears as your “alternate self” within your smart device.

All of you must have had the enjoyable experience of being prompted by a friend to talk about something that you might not normally bring up in the course of your conversation. Mii characters facilitate this kind of social play structure with Miitomo.

Unlike most communication apps, with which you are supposed to proactively dispatch your message, in Miitomo, talkative Mii characters will automatically spark unique conversations and help friends connect on random, fun and light-hearted topics.

I believe you will experience a fresh new feeling with Miitomo.

 


Also, Nintendo Co., Ltd has already integrated the system with our Japanese website so that as soon as our registrants have expressed interest in software introduced on the website, they can purchase the software on the spot, and the game will be downloaded onto their game system automatically.

(Note: To purchase online and download the software onto your Wii U or Nintendo 3DS system, your Nintendo Account must be linked with a Nintendo Network ID.)

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We will formally kick off My Nintendo services globally in March this year. Everyone who has created a Nintendo Account by that time will become a My Nintendo member when My Nintendo services formally start.

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My Nintendo at the formal launch will start as a points-based rewards program, which can be used both on dedicated game systems and smart devices.

My Nintendo will be a brand new and unique service from Nintendo, which has been deploying its business on dedicated game systems and will now expand its business to include apps for smart devices. My Nintendo will serve as a bridge between Nintendo experiences on both dedicated systems and smart devices.

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For the new rewards program, we are preparing two types of points.

We will offer Platinum Points when consumers play smart device apps, when they log onto Nintendo eShop or when they meet certain conditions. We will offer Gold Points for digital purchases of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games.

In the case of the previous Club Nintendo, we offered points, or “coins,” as a result of our members' purchasing and registering our products. For My Nintendo, the points are gained by members not only as the result of their digital purchases but also as the result of their activities, such as playing games and apps, and interacting with information from Nintendo.



You can exchange your Platinum Points for a range of digital content which will be considered valuable by consumers.

As for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, you will not receive points as a result of playing the digital games, but you can earn them by logging onto Nintendo eShop.



Gold Points can be exchanged for discount coupons to purchase digital software for Wii U or Nintendo 3DS.

By offering the two different types of points, Platinum and Gold, we will provide our consumers with two forms of value, “fun” and “good deals.”

(Note:To receive these services on your Wii U or Nintendo 3DS, your Nintendo Account must be linked with a Nintendo Network ID.)



My Nintendo will officially begin with the points reward program, and we will expand services in the future, further enriching the overall entertainment experiences Nintendo will offer its fans.



At the outset, we are planning to deploy My Nintendo in the 39 countries that you can see on this slide. We are planning to gradually expand the number of countries.

By now, I have explained to you about My Nintendo. For the future of the Nintendo business, and in order for us to increase our contact with our consumers and expand the opportunities where they will consider the purchase of our products and services, it is important for us that as many people as possible create Nintendo Accounts and in turn, become My Nintendo members.

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Launching alongside My Nintendo, we will release Miitomo as our first smart device application.

Miitomo is an entertainment application which turns communication among friends into a form of “play.” After the release, we hope many will wonder why this sort of app had never existed before.



In Miitomo, your “Mii” look-alike character appears as your “alternate self” within your smart device.

All of you must have had the enjoyable experience of being prompted by a friend to talk about something that you might not normally bring up in the course of your conversation. Mii characters facilitate this kind of social play structure with Miitomo.

Unlike most communication apps, with which you are supposed to proactively dispatch your message, in Miitomo, talkative Mii characters will automatically spark unique conversations and help friends connect on random, fun and light-hearted topics.

I believe you will experience a fresh new feeling with Miitomo.



More than 200 million Mii characters have been created around the world and have been appreciated by many people, regardless of age, gender, country or region.

Miis are unique characters who act in very “Nintendo-like” ways with rich facial expressions.



Also, Miitomo comes with a feature called “Miifoto” with which you can create and share various pictures with Mii characters.

The pictures created with Miifoto can be stored on your smart device and can be shared with various social media networks, so these pictures can be used beyond gaming.

Quite a few consumers have used their Mii in their profile picture of various social networks. We hope more people will enjoy Miitomo to use Mii in such fashions as well.




Miitomo is an application that is highly reliant on language, as it introduces a fun new style of communication. We think there will be a variety of different ways that people in different countries speaking different languages will enjoy this app.

As such, we will start by releasing Miitomo in these 16 countries, and as we receive feedback from our consumers about their experiences and establish customer support structures, we will gradually increase the number of available countries for Miitomo.



Before Miitomo is released in March, Nintendo will start accepting the pre-registration of the app from February 17.

You will need your Nintendo Account to pre-register.

Anyone who pre-registers for Miitomo will receive Platinum Points via My Nintendo, and will be notified on Miitomo’s launch day so that they can download immediately.

We will start this pre-registration for Miitomo not just in Japan but in all 16 countries where the app will initially be released.

(Note: Outside Japan, Nintendo Account registration starts simultaneously on February 17, with the start of pre-registration of Miitomo, in all the countries where My Nintendo services will be formally started in March.)




Miitomo will be released on iOS and Android.

We will release Miitomo in Japan in mid-March and in the other 15 countries by the end of March.

The services of My Nintendo that I mentioned earlier today will also be formally started simultaneously along with the release of Miitomo.



As we have previously discussed, we are aiming to further advance our “gaming population expansion” strategy and aim to “grow the population who have access to Nintendo IP (intellectual properties).” To achieve this goal, our increasing the number of My Nintendo members will be one of the most important missions.

Accordingly, after the release of Miitomo in March, we will steadily release game apps for smart devices.

Because we want as many people as possible to enjoy Miitomo, we have designed it so that creating a Nintendo Account and becoming a My Nintendo member is not required. But when we release smart device apps with our popular IP in the future, we will design them in a way that will encourage consumers to become My Nintendo members.

For each app, we will review and select the most appropriate payment system by taking into consideration the nature of each IP. But we are thinking of mainly deploying free-to-start type apps as we hope as many people as possible among hundreds of millions of people all around the world who own smart devices will experience our apps.

We are intending to significantly increase My Nintendo membership by all these measures.

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We would like to set “100 million My Nintendo members globally” as our initial milestone. Since this number should be considered as a check point, we will make efforts in order to achieve this number at the earliest possible timing.

We believe that the bigger the size of My Nintendo, the greater the enjoyment and value we will be able to provide to our customers.

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That's all for today's presentation.

Thank you very much.

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bah 100 milioni di account la vedo dura comunque //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

soprattutto se mi escludi il telefonino di Bill, ma perchèèè :phraengo:

 
Ci sono anche i tablet :unsisi:
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in casa abbiamo un tablet Amazon :bah!::bah!::bah!:

devo farmi consigliare un tablet scrauso da Luca //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
Spiegate sta cosa di Tablet e telefonini grazie //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
Spiegate sta cosa di Tablet e telefonini grazie //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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che ste app della minghia di Nintendo, compresa la prima in uscita a marzo, escono solo su dispositivi iOS e Android, e visto che in qualche modo fanno guadagnare punti da usare col nuovo programma fedeltà la cosa rode male //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif

 
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