NNID and Club Nintendo
If say, I have linked my club Nintendo account to my NNID, but at one point I want to have a new NNID for whatever reason, if I re-link the Club Nintendo account to my new NNID, then unlink it from my old NNID, will I still have the stars/coins for the codes I added. I assume the answer is yes, though I want to make sure.
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The answer is yes. The NNID and CN (Club Nintendo) accounts can exist separately, and relinking to other NNID is possible. Though only one NNID can be linked, so if you want both Wii U and 3DS to produce stars from purchases they must use same NNID.
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Is NNID same as Nintendo Account?
What's the difference between a Nintendo Network ID and a Nintendo Account? The short answer is that an NNID is used to make purchases on the Wii U and 3DS, while a Nintendo Account is used to make purchases on the Switch.What is a Nintendo NNID?
A Nintendo Network ID (NNID) is created and used on a Wii U and/or Nintendo 3DS family system. NNIDs are used for online features (such as online multiplayer or interactions) and for purchasing downloadable software through Nintendo eShop on Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.Can you still make a NNID?
A Nintendo Network ID can be set up when creating a new Mii profile on the Wii U, or it can be linked to an existing profile. The Wii U must be connected to the Internet to set up a Nintendo Network ID. Each Nintendo Network ID can be associated to one Nintendo 3DS and one Wii U console.What happened to NNID?
We discontinued the ability to use a Nintendo Network ID to sign in to a Nintendo Account, and we reached out to all customers whose accounts we had reason to believe were accessed without authorization, to help them take additional steps to protect themselves.Nintendo Network ID - Collegati! (Nintendo 3DS)
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