wraggster
February 7th, 2009, 10:51
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You might think that Nintendo doesn't care about you, long-time Nintendo customer, but it does. That's what reader (and Nintendo überfan) Chris discovered, when a thank you note from president Reggie Fils-Aime arrived this week.
Why was this particular Nintendo fan singled out? His 118 product registrations filed at the My Nintendo fan club. The nosy Nintendo president and Chief Operating Officer wrote "During the transition from My Nintendo to Club Nintendo, I noticed just how many product registrations you have on file, and I was very impressed." That's right. All Club Nintendo submissions are personally reviewed by the Reggienator.
"I can tell you are a huge Nintendo fan, and I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your years of support," the letter read. Sure, it's a form letter and Reggie's signature is printed, but it's the thought that counts. Right?
As someone who semi-regularly receives far less cordial letters from corporate executives and public relations people, color me jealous. Anyone else get one?
http://kotaku.com/5148429/nintendo-sends-thank-yous-to-my-nintendo-berfans
You might think that Nintendo doesn't care about you, long-time Nintendo customer, but it does. That's what reader (and Nintendo überfan) Chris discovered, when a thank you note from president Reggie Fils-Aime arrived this week.
Why was this particular Nintendo fan singled out? His 118 product registrations filed at the My Nintendo fan club. The nosy Nintendo president and Chief Operating Officer wrote "During the transition from My Nintendo to Club Nintendo, I noticed just how many product registrations you have on file, and I was very impressed." That's right. All Club Nintendo submissions are personally reviewed by the Reggienator.
"I can tell you are a huge Nintendo fan, and I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your years of support," the letter read. Sure, it's a form letter and Reggie's signature is printed, but it's the thought that counts. Right?
As someone who semi-regularly receives far less cordial letters from corporate executives and public relations people, color me jealous. Anyone else get one?
http://kotaku.com/5148429/nintendo-sends-thank-yous-to-my-nintendo-berfans