A Heads Up for Club Nintendo Members in Europe
Posted on May 07 2011 by Nathanial Rumphol-Janc
If you happen to live in Europe and are a member of Club Nintendo, then you’ll want to pay attention. Club Nintendo Europe has released a new privacy policy and terms and conditions. These new terms and conditions must be accepted before the end of May, otherwise your account will be deemed to be inactive and deleted. As much as this sounds like one of those pathetic pieces of chain-mail annoying us that our Facebook accounts will be deleted if we don’t do something, this is authentic. All you need to do is log in to your account and you will be prompted to accept the new policies. See below for the full Nintendo of Europe statement.
If you are a member of Club Nintendo, you’ll need to follow a simple process to keep your membership active due to some changes here at the official Nintendo of Europe website.
Club Nintendo and the Nintendo website are now governed by a new set of Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, which you will need to accept before May 31st 2011 if you want to continue enjoying your Club Nintendo membership and its related benefits. If you are a Club Nintendo member aged under 16, you’ll have to have the new Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy accepted on your behalf by an adult.
If you haven’t accepted the new Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy by May 31st, your Club Nintendo account will be deleted, resulting in the loss of any Stars you have accrued during your membership.
You will be prompted to accept the new Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy when you log into your Club Nintendo account. Club Nintendo members aged under 16 will be prompted to seek parental approval for the verification process upon logging in. A summary of the most important changes will be shown before you accept the new Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. You can read both the new and old Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy by clicking the links below.
We hope you will continue to enjoy exchanging Stars for exclusive Nintendo goodies in the Stars Catalogue, and thank you for your understanding following this update to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
