They should atleast be expanding missions to other real games eventually, and they could easily reward amiibo by having you scan them in weekly or something.

Seems pretty good so far! Can't wait to see how it will all play out.

Looks like the Platinum currency is for in-game activities and related, while the Gold currency is awarded in connection with money spent. And the rewards associated with the two currencies are different. The discounts for Platinum are only 20%, while the Gold discounts are 40% or 50%. Similarly, the Platinum free games are the little games, whereas the real games/DLC are Gold.

It's a smart approach. I do hope they provide some way to partially transfer one currency to the other, though. It would be kind of frustrating if you had the wrong currency for whatever you wanted.

50% off for Super Mario Galaxy and Other M!

Not bad. With a lot of ways to earn points and if more prizes are added, this could becomes a very nice and thing for people. Imagine doing daily mundane things, and eventually turning that into rewards as big as 40-60 games. That's just awesome!

Nope. Only digital.

And you know why I made it a point to answer this for you.

They won't because there'll be no physical games to use on it.

They aren't adding game functionality until the NX. They already said that Wii U and 3DS games won't award PP months ago.

Europe when D:

I don't know. It's hard for me to think Nintendo would be the first one to go digital-only (specially with the handheld NX, if both devices can play the same games, where on Earth are you going to save the bigger ones? There are no real 500gb-1tb SD memory cards at a competitive price yet). Considering they need to get a launch as smooth as possible, the announcement of a digital-only console might get them unwanted criticism.