What Does Linking a Nintendo Account Do?
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Ever wondered exactly what magic happens when you link a Nintendo account to your device? Let’s dive into the perks and benefits of making that connection.
Linking a Nintendo account to your device isn’t just about signing in; it’s about unlocking a whole new level of gaming fun. But what does it really do? Let’s find out.
Unlocks a World of Features
First off, linking a Nintendo account opens the door to a bunch of cool stuff. You get access to online play, which means you can jump into games with friends or gamers around the world. It’s like opening a door to a party where everyone’s invited!
But that’s not all. Linking your account also means you can download games directly from the Nintendo eShop. Imagine seeing a game you want and, with a few clicks, it’s yours to play. No waiting, no hassle. Plus, you get the chance to earn My Nintendo points for purchases, which you can swap for rewards, discounts, or even games. It’s like getting a little thank you gift every time you shop.
Bring the Fun to Playbite
Now, imagine taking that fun to the next level with Playbite. By downloading the Playbite app, not only can you dive into casual mobile games and earn rewards, but you can also score Nintendo eShop Gift Cards. Imagine playing fun games and earning points towards your next Nintendo eShop purchase. It’s like a game within a game, where everyone wins.
So, why wait? Jump into Playbite and start having fun. Who knows? Your next Nintendo game could be on us!

In case you’re wondering: Playbite simply makes money from (not super annoying) ads and (totally optional) in-app purchases. It then uses that money to reward players with really cool prizes!
Join Playbite today!
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