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Write to Nintendo. Tell them what they've meant to you.

Brands hear complaints all day. Almost nobody tells them the good stuff. Give us your story in two minutes. We turn it into a real letter, free, and show you where to send it through Nintendo's own channels.

Write my letter, free

Free. We write it, you send it through Nintendo's own channels.

To the team at Nintendo

Dear Nintendo team,

My dad and I don't talk much on the phone. But for six years, Nintendo has been the thing we share every week, and the thing we text about after.

He retires next month. I'm going to tell him at the party how much those little conversations meant, and I wanted to tell you too.

You gave us an easy way to stay close. Thank you.

A grateful kid, 31

An example. Yours is written from your own story, and you approve every word.
The short version
We write
your letter, free
Your time
about 2 minutes
Before you send
you approve every word
You send it
through Nintendo's channels
Why write at all

Nintendo has been part of your life for years. Has anyone ever told them?

The weekly ritual. The thing you share with someone far away. The thing that got you through. Their team mostly hears about problems: late orders, broken things, long waits. Your letter is the other kind of mail.

From your story to their desk
  1. 01

    Tell us the moment

    The memory, the year, who you were with. Two minutes, in your own words.

  2. 02

    We write it, you approve it

    A real letter in full sentences, with the details that make someone stop and read. Nothing goes out until you say so.

  3. 03

    You send it your way

    We don't have a verified inbox for Nintendo yet, so we show you where to send it through their own channels.

Not sure what to say?

Start with one of these.

  • It's the thing we always share…
  • It got me through…
  • The first time I…
  • Every week, my family and I…

Wedding, graduation or birthday coming up? That's the perfect reason to write. An ordinary Tuesday works too.

Writing to Nintendo

Does Nintendo respond to letters from customers?

Nintendo has a team that receives customer correspondence. Responses are never guaranteed anywhere, but a specific letter about a genuine milestone is far more likely to be read than a generic request.

What should I say when writing to Nintendo?

Lead with the actual memory: where you were, what year, who you were with. Name the milestone that's coming up. Don't ask for anything. The letters that get answered are the ones that clearly weren't written to get something.

Is there a Nintendo address I can write to?

We don't currently have a verified inbox for Nintendo. We'll still write your letter free of charge, ready for you to send through their own official channels.

Is it really free?

Yes. For brands we can't deliver to yet, we write the letter for free and you send it yourself. Nothing to pay, nothing recurring.

Fan mail for Nintendo

You've been a fan for years. Say so.

Write my letter, free

Free. We write it, you send it through Nintendo's own channels.