Nintendo collects detailed activity and preference-profile data

Nintendo collects gameplay, interactions, clicks, ad activity, and inferences about your preferences, and may use information for tailored content and ads.

You can request access to, correction of, or deletion of data

You may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your information and opt out of Nintendo promotions; some service features may change or disappear when you exercise these choices.

With consent, Nintendo may record some user interactions

For services with these capabilities, Nintendo may monitor and record video or audio interactions with other users, including to enforce its terms.

This applies when you use a service with these or similar capabilities and consent to the monitoring or recording.

Ad providers may use activity across sites and devices

Through some services, providers may collect or receive information for ads based on online activity over time across sites, services, and devices.

This applies to provider collection and sharing through some Nintendo services for the stated advertising purposes.

Nintendo says it does not sell your information

Nintendo says it does not sell your information to third parties, but it permits provider collection and advertising-related sharing described in the policy.

Sharing features can make your activity visible to others

If you use services with sharing or public activities, details such as your nickname, online status, country, console type, and gameplay may be visible to others or the public.

This applies when you choose services that let you share information or content with other users or take part in public activities.

Posting content gives Nintendo a broad, lasting-use license

If you post User Content, the terms grant Nintendo a perpetual, irrevocable license to use it, including for promotion or marketing.

This applies if you submit or post User Content to the Services.

Submitting ideas or suggestions assigns rights to Nintendo

If you send covered ideas, suggestions, or other Submissions, the terms assign them to Nintendo for unrestricted use without credit or payment.

This applies when you provide product suggestions, questions, creative materials, ideas, or other information covered by the terms' definition of Submissions.

Nintendo may end your service access without notice

The terms reserve the right to suspend or terminate your access at any time for any reason, without notice, and to discontinue services or features without prior notice.

The terms require individual arbitration for most disputes

The terms require binding individual arbitration and waive class proceedings, except for small-claims matters and timely written opt-outs.

You may opt out by sending written notice to Nintendo within 30 days after starting to use the Services; claims that may be brought in small claims court are also excepted from the arbitration requirement.

The terms seek to limit Nintendo's liability for service claims

The terms seek to exclude special or consequential damages and cap total liability for service claims at what you paid for the service at issue.

The terms say the limits may not apply if law restricts Nintendo's ability to limit liability or disclaim warranties.

The terms require you to cover certain claims and costs

The terms require indemnifying Nintendo for certain claims and related costs, including attorney fees, tied to your service use, Submissions, or violations.

This applies if the Nintendo Parties face actual or threatened claims or losses covered by the terms; the terms note that some jurisdictions limit consumer indemnities.