Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nintendo eShop Prepaid card are exactly what they say they are. The are prepaid cards to purchase games in the Nintendo eShop. Take advantage of eShop sales and make your prepaid card last longer.

How do you review a gift card? If you don't like using your credit card information on your 3DS or Wii U, get this card. Plus, there are so many great games for both systems that are usually on sale.

Best Buy always has excellent deals on these cards a few times each year for 5%-20% off! Gotta love it with the sale and the reward points, it beats buying the points via the Nintendo Eshop at full price.

I purchased this card to download the new streetpass games on the 3DS. I had no issues redeeming the code, and was able to purchase the content easily without giving Nintendo my credit card information.

You love Nintendo games, but don't want to enter your credit card number in your console, then you need this card. Easy to use and no worries at all. I got some on sale, at 10% discount of the card value.

I let my son by these cards with his allowance rather than attach my credit card to the Nintendo Eshop. Keeps my son from over spending and giving me a heart attack when I check my credit card statement.

I buy these Nintendo cards when there's a discount. It's great because Nintendo doesn't offer discounts on their best games often. They work perfectly fine with the Wii U eShop.

Nintendo's eShop selection is always excellent, and this product works exactly as you'd expect it to. Scratch off, redeem code, buy whichever game tickles your fancy, have a ton of fun. A great gift!

Does what it says. Buy it, scratch off the part on back (with a coin and NOT a key) to reveal a code, and enter that code on the eShop so you can buy a game. As a bonus, get some reward points with Best Buy.

This is the $50 variant of the $20 variant of the eShop Cards for Nintendo. Instead of $20, or the $35 cards, it has $50 on it. Think of what you could buy with that. Go Nintendo.

My boys love getting these cards for gifts! They know exactly how they want to spend it when they receive them. Best Buy always has them in their stores available in different amounts. ($10, $20, $50)

This is a great way to fund your child's eShop account on either their Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo Wii U. Just enter the code on the card into their device and viola! you have funds to spend in the eShop.

It seems like it makes the most sense to buy $10 eShop cards, as these are the only denominations that come with AR cards with them. I personally don't use AR cards, but appreciate the gesture.

Works as described as I will never use a debit card on a console way to risky with some consoles. Plus it was on sale for 10% off when I purchased it.

I picked this up to use it for buying classic Nintendo games on my Wii U. Good product, you can get them anywhere. I prefer best buy because I am a rewards member, so it's nice to get the points.

Nintendo eShop card for $10, enter the code on the Wii U/3DS and money is instantly on your account. Purchased the Peach edition that comes with an AR card for use with your 3DS camera. Good stuff.

Perfect motivation for my kids. I can buy this 3 pack and hand them to my kids for any occasion, getting chores done or good grades. Also great when the kids get invited to school mates birthdays.

I usually prefer purchasing prepaid cards to purchase DLC stuff rather than have to use my credit card! Easiest way to purchase DLC without having to risk having credit card information be stolen.

If you're in the marked for eShop credits, there is no reason not to get this at least once because it contains a bonus AR Card for your 3DS that is used in the AR app at no additional charge.

Nintendo eShop points are the best when it comes to buying virtual console games. Versatile and user friendly. If you can find them on sale for less than dollar for dollar, it's worth a buy.