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Nintendo's 330M+ User Accounts Will Be Foundation Of "Lasting Relationship With Consumers" (www.nintendolife.com)
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I would've ignored this post, but some people were wondering if Nintendo will keep the Nintendo account going forward, I think this suggests that they will.

From the latest financial update:

there are now "over" 330 million Nintendo accounts worldwide.

"Prior to the introduction of Nintendo Account, it was not easy to maintain users’ information across platform generations, including details such as their software purchases and gameplay records.

"The introduction of Nintendo Account made it possible to tie a user’s history to their personal account. This will be a foundation upon which Nintendo can maintain a lasting relationship with consumers."

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[–] SSUPII@sopuli.xyz 37 points 1 year ago

i mean, tieing purchases on the console like the Wii and DSi was a bad idea from the start.