Preparing for Holiday 2014 –
Nintendo released 8 new games from their Club Nintendo program for November 2014. Uniquely, there are a couple titles that have never been a part of the Club Nintendo program before and could be worth a look if you have Coins to spare.
The following games will be available from November 17 through December 14, 2014.
Game #1 – Pilotwings (SNES on Wii U Virtual Console)
Price – 200 Coins, normally $7.99
Summary – The original SNES Mode 7 flight sim.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – Pilotwings, although revolutionary when it was originally released, has not aged well.
Game #2 – Vegas Stakes (SNES on Wii U Virtual Console)
Price – 200 Coins, normally $7.99
Summary – A virtual Super Nintendo casino consisting of blackjack, slots, poker, craps and roulette.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? You probably have two or three casino sims on your smart phone. This title was also available via Club Nintendo back in August.
Game #3 – Clu Clu Land (NES on Wii Virtual Console)
Price – 200 Coins, normally $4.99
Summary – Collect Zelda’s rupees in a Pac-Man-like maze with really bad play control.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – Next to Urban Champion, this is one of the worst Nintendo made games ever made.
Game #4 – PictureBook Games: Pop-Up Pursuit (WiiWare)
Price – 250 Coins, normally 800 Wii Points ($8)
Summary – It is a 4-player Mario Party-ish game without the fun minigames.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – This title has never been a part of the Club Nintendo program before and is probably a game you have never played.
Game #5 – Tokyo Crash Mobs (3DS eShop)
Price – 200 Coins, normally $6.99
Summary – A crazy fast-paced puzzle game that mixes live-action video with digital graphics.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – Do you like crazy Japanese games that you have never played before?
Game #6 – Kirby’s Pinball Land (GB on 3DS Virtual Console)
Price – 150 Coins, normally $3.99
Summary – Kirby is the ball in the adventure-style pinball sim.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – It is one of the best games available this month.
Game #7 – Metroid II: Return of Samus (GB on 3DS Virtual Console)
Price – 150 Coins, normally $3.99
Summary – Samus’ second adventure that appeared on the original Gameboy.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – Return of Samus has not aged well with the lack of a mapping system and Samus is nearly as big as the screen but still worth your coins if you never played this game.
Game #8 – Starship Defense (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Price – 200 Coins, normally $4.99
Summary – Tower defense with touch controls.
Worth Your Club Nintendo Coins? – If tower defense is your thing, could be worth the 200 Coins.
For more information about Club Nintendo click HERE.
Previous Club Nintendo Games Offered in 2014:
October 2014:
3D Classics: Kid Icarus (3DS eShop)
Brain Age Express: Math (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Donkey Kong ’94 (3DS VC)
Kersploosh! (3DS eShop)
Kirby’s Dream Course (Wii U VC)
Maboshi Arcade (WiiWare)
Wrecking Crew (Wii U VC)
Star Tropics 2: Zoda’s Revenge (Wii U VC)
September 2014:
Mario Bros. (Wii U VC)
Kirby Super Star (Wii U VC)
Super Punch-Out! (Wii VC)
NES Play Action Football (Wii VC)
Super Mario Bros. (3DS VC)
The Legend of Zelda (3DS VC)
Touch Solitaire (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Art Style: PiCTOBiTS (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
August 2014:
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Wii U VC)
Excitebike (Wii U VC)
Starfox 64 (Wii U VC)
Vegas Stakes (Wii U VC)
Baseball (3DS VC)
Puzzle League Express (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Mario Golf (3DS VC)
Dr. Mario Express (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
July 2014:
3D Classics: Kid Icarus (3DS)
Donkey Kong Jr. (Wii U VC)
Metal Torrent (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Paper Mario (WiiU VC)
June 2014:
Electroplankton Rec-Rec (3DS eShop)
Kirby’s Dream Land (3DS VC)
Kirby’s Adventure (WiiU VC)
Mario Party 2 (WiiU VC)
May 2014:
3D Classics: Kirby’s Adventure (3DS)
Brain Age Express Arts and Letters (3DS)
Mario Kart 64 (WiiU VC)
Super Metroid (WiiU VC)
April 2014:
Trajectile (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Super Mario World (SNES on Wii/Wii U VC)
Art Academy: First Semester (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Mario Golf (N64 on Wii/Wii U VC)
March 2014:
Kid Icarus Myths and Monsters (GB on 3DS VC)
Number Battle (DSiWare on 3DS eShop)
Yoshi (NES on Wii U VC)
Bonsai Barber (WiiWare)
February 2014:
Art Style: Pictobits (DSiWare on 3DS)
Donkey Kong Jr. (NES on 3DS VC)
Punch-Out!! (NES on Wii U VC)
Super Mario RPG (SNES on Wii U VC)
January 2014:
Game & Watch Mario’s Cement Factory (DSiWare on 3DS)
Spin Six (DSiWare on 3DS)
F-Zero (SNES on Wii U VC)
1080 Snowboarding (N64 on Wii U VC)
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I keep forgetting to sign up! My friend keeps getting free stuff and I’m super jealous. Just a last month, I think he got a free pack of cards with all the characters. With all these games, I’m definitely joining now. Thanks!
Wow I never knew the benefits of actually joining the Club. I am new here to this blog and it has brought a new awareness to my gaming experience. I am surely looking farther into the club. None of my gaming friends ever mention the club or its benefits, so I guess I never really had the desire to look into it.