"The changeover begins mid-November, and it will introduce Nintendo's Winter Collection. It features attire, accessories and more meant to go with the colder weather. Think of beanies, cardigans and blankets. For those who want to cook in style for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, the Nintendo store will also feature items such as oven mitts and recipe organizers. The offerings aren't all Mario and Mushroom Kingdom-themed."
"For those shopping for Nintendo fans. It's going to be the spot to pick up hard-to-find items that aren't available anywhere else. In a news release, Nintendo said it would offer customers seasonal offers, including a free holiday-themed gift wrap with purchases of $50 or more from Dec. 6 to 7. Those who spend $100 or more will receive a Nintendo holiday ornament from Dec. 13 to 20. Visitors should also check out the in-store My Nintendo kiosk for Platinum Points and a giveaway item."
The changeover begins mid-November and introduces Nintendo's Winter Collection featuring beanies, cardigans, blankets, oven mitts and recipe organizers for holiday cooking. Seasonal apparel includes Pikmin hoodies and Animal Crossing loungewear alongside non-Mario merchandise. The store will host launches such as Kirby Air Riders on Nov. 20 and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond on Dec. 4 and will offer hard-to-find items unavailable elsewhere. Seasonal promotions include free holiday-themed gift wrap for purchases of $50 or more on Dec. 6–7 and a Nintendo holiday ornament for purchases of $100 or more from Dec. 13–20. An in-store My Nintendo kiosk offers Platinum Points and a giveaway, and a sweepstakes awards a visit with airfare and a two-night stay.
Read at The Mercury News
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