Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased a $20 Nintendo eShop prepaid card for $15 using a $5 BestBuy reward certificate. I really appreciate the savings. My only comment is that I wish Nintendo would offer a $15 eShop card. Only $10 and $20 cards are available. I didn't need the $20 card to make the purchase we were planning on getting from Nintendo. Not a BestBuy problem though.

If you have a Nintendo system gamer, these gift cards are an excellent way to provide game funds without having to input a credit card number into the system. The gift cards come in different denominations and can be used to purchase games and downloadable items--including items to extend play in games. The cards are well worth the money.

It's credit for Nintendo eStore purchases. You buy this card, redeem it on your device, and then buy games in the eStore with the credit on your DS or Wii. Redemption is as simple as typing in a code on your device. It's a perfect purchase to use up a bonus reward certificate from your My Best Buy rewards account before it expires.

Nintendo gift cards aren't offered at too many different price points, so it was nice to find one that was between $20 and $50. Having multiple cards was also nice, because then I had the option to gift one if I wanted. Would make a good stocking stuffer too. Especially since Nintendo eshop credit is shared between Wii U and 3DS.

Not much to say if you're buying one of these. You put the code in on your 3DS or Wii U, and shop around on the eShop. Pretty cut and dry, and a good way to use the eShop for those of us who don't want to put a credit card on our Nintendo IDs. My personal selections on the eShop: Crimson Shroud, Liberation Maiden, and Xeodrifter.

The free download 3DS game that comes with this isn't something that interests me, but it's free and my kids love it so it's a small bonus. Nintendo has some great games available for download that you can't buy in stores and this allows you to buy them. Also, you get Best Buy reward points for buying Nintendo digital games.

I needed another Nintendo 3DS eShop card and it just happen to come with the Princess Peach AR card that lets you bring Peach to life in your world. You can only take pictures though, so the fun only goes so far. The eShop card is not any different then the ones that don't come with the AR cards, so no worries there.

Nintendo really goes out of their way to make great products that are just ignored due to poor marketing, etc. The DLC they make is fantastic and properly done (NOT making up for an incomplete game or unlocking disc content). Best buy always has sales on their eShop cards, so it actually is the best place to buy them.

Theres not really much to say about this since its basically a gift card for the Nintendo eshop. Its a really good way to give your kids money to spend in the shop without connecting a credit card. Also redeem is rather easy too. Just enter the code and the money will be added to the account.

Purchasing this card allowed me to easily make purchases in the Nintendo eShop (WiiU/3DS) without having to put my credit card information into a gaming console. It is perfect for those who worry about the security of their data and their data connection. (Plus when it is on sale, you get more value for your money).

Nintendo's games usually place a high priority on how fun it is to play their games. Since that is my priority when playing video games too, I end up loving Nintendo and their games. Also, I have never had one problem redeeming their gift cards.

Gift cards are always the easiest gifts to provide for those without access to a credit/debit card and when cash isn't an option. $10 to the e-shop will allow the consumer/recipient the ability to purchase virtual shop titles, 3DS/Wii U downloadable titles, or anything on the e-shop - including downloadable-content (DLC).

The eShop cards are a great option for parents who want to give their kids a "Nintendo allowance," so to speak. Once the card is loaded, kids can learn to use their balance carefully. Nintendo often has sales and deals, too, so keeping some eShop money in your account will come in handy when a good price pops up.

What can be said other than this is an excellent means of getting funding into your account to purchase things off the eshop. Made playing and transporting the wii u to different locales very easily because I didn't have to lug around physical discs. Instead, I used the points to make purchases of games digitally.

If anyone owns a Nintendo 3ds it would be wise to get a 32 gig memory card and download games to you system. Then purchase these cards and then download on line. Saves from having to go to the game stores to purchase your games. Saves time and money. Unless you like having the hard copies. Each to his own.

This product is just credit for eShop to use on the nintendo webstore, where you can buy digital copies of games. The credit occasionally goes on sale at Best Buy so you can get digital copies of games quite cheaper. I used this card to buy Steamworld Heist, which is a great game that I also recommend.

If you shop at best buy its always better to purchase your eshop money in the store because you can accumulate best buy reward points. Also lets say you're going to purchase 20 dollars, its best to buy two of these 10 dollar cards because they come with the added Photos With Mario AR Card. Great deal!

Was free with purchase and our Son was just as excited about the card as he was the other actual games. With the card he is able to purchase games online that are saved directly to his DS so he doesn't have to keep up with the actual game. He loves that so do we cause it can't get damaged like the games or lost!

Always keep an eshop balance on you whenever possible. If there's DLC for a new game that you've been wanting to try out or new maps/characters in games like Super Smash Bros, then always keep at least $10 in eshop points in your balance.

I had a gift card and thought I'd grab some points since I needed some for upcoming dlc. Was surprised to see that there are different collectible and usable cards included with each one, adding a little more value to when other companies would leave me with trash. Get these if you get Nintendo points.