Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you are the type that is worried about putting your credit card information out there then this is the best choice to in order to purchase digital content.

My only issue is that some of the characters look the same. Luckily, you can only use "0" instead of "O" and "1" instead of "I" and so on and so forth.

Best Buy occasionally has 10% off on Nintendo giftcards. Given Nintendo rarely discounts their games, this is a good way to save a little on games.

Great to be able to access to older titles. However, there is little incentive to buy digital versus physical games for newer titles with regard to price (physical games can frequently be found on sale and/or used). Additionally, the fact that the games are still tied to the actual console instead of individual accounts (as with PSN, steam, or XBL) is annoyingly perplexing in this day and age.

With A nintendo prepaid card you now wont have to have a bank account if you wish to make online purchases, and they also bake great gifts.

Absolutely no issue with the card at all, but it would be better if Best Buy sent you a digital code instead of mailing you the physical card.

Although the nintendo eshop could use some work on the store with browising. Nintendo does have some great exclusives only available in their shop.

I purchased this card to add some games to our 2DS. Worked fine and purchased some games. Of course, needed Wi-Fi to download.

It worked in Eshop but not with older WII Store, beware. I don't think can split it up between 3DS and WII U, if you have both.

I wanted new DLC for probably Smash characters such as Cloud. Worth it, I just wish I had waited to buy the entire DLC content.

NOTE only downside is that U have to figure in SALES TAX when downloading so 9.99 is not enough for a 10 game. So keep that in mind

I am pleased with my purchase of the eshop card. What would make me buy more is if Nintendo can put better games on sale consistently.

My wife uses it to find a lot more selection of games with going online versus that of the small selection she notices in the stores.

what can i say, its a points card for the nintendo e shop. works great and is a simple way to add funds to your online account.

Needed eshop currency, got it with coupon so was cheap, only way to get items off Nintendo store without using credit card.

The ecard is cool I used it to buy 4 games form nintendo so if you like the classic new game pick an ecard up they come in 10, 20, 50 ext...

It's a card you buy with real money to buy digital Nintendo things. Went with the $50 one because I'm a baller. Do the same.

these are a must buy if you want to take advantage of Nintendo's sales for the 3DS, Wii or Wii U

There's a 10, 20 and 50 even 35 but not 30 dollars in one card? You know what I mean when you have to put 3x the long code

There are so many gift cards out there but none are better to give to a child than a Eshop gift card. You child will love it