Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works as advertised, but had to ask someone to bring one from the back, no one had bothered putting them on the shelves at my location.

These often go on sale at Best Buy and you can pick them up for 10% off. They do their job and let you but nintendo eshop items. Woot

If you want to buy something on the Nintendo e-shop, you need this card. I wanted to buy some classic games and this did the trick.

I buy Nintendo eshop points whenever I can to purchase new eshop games, especially ones that are quick ones to pick up on my 3DS or Wii U. eshop points are easy to apply and use, and I like buying prepaid cards to avoid putting my credit card information into electronic shops attached to a mobile device, and because my kids sometimes access it, too. In this case I used these points to buy Blaster Master Zero, which is a great reimagining of the classic 2D platformer from the NES days.

Not much can be said when it comes to gift cards, especially gaming ones that are console exclusive. You get what you pay for, $10 in Nintendo eShop currency. But there actually is a plus! This giftcard like a few certain others come with a special AR card to use with your 3DS camera. The neat thing is that they are Mario themed and have a pretty good assortment of characters to choose from. This alone makes it worth the while over soley using digital on purchases. See if you can collect them all!

I've used this card to buy one game so far. I really like the idea of being able to just have games put right onto the 3DS.

prices currency to use on the eshop. convenient if you want to get it for someone with a wii U. good as a gift. great designs too

I like the fact that the card comes with a VR card. It adds some additional value to what's otherwise an ordinary gift card.

It's nice that there wasn't any tax on it- I always feel like it's a bit backwards to pay $51.67 or whatever for a $50 card.

Only reason I bought this was cause I had a five dollar rewards certificate and it was on sale for 9. It works as advertised.

After reading numerous horror stories of gaming console networks being hacked and user information stolen a few years back, I decided to purchase gift cards and apply them to my nintendo account. Once applied, I'm able to make purchases on the nintendo eShop, which works like a charm. It shows the remaining balance on the gift card after each purchase. I would recommend this strategy to anyone who is cautious about storing their financial information on certain networks.

Pro: You know why you buy it, Nintendo has lots of great games in Wii U and 3DS platform. In stead of directly buying games and add-ons with your credit card, buying this prepared card from best buy, you get mybestbuy rewards points, and sometimes you can buy it cheaper through promotion. Con: 1. Of cause, it won't work with Wii and DSi, which might cause some confusion. 2. When scratching off the covered code, be careful not scratch off the redemption code. 3. They should make the 0 and O more clearer to figure out.

It's a Nintendo shop card that instead of getting directly from them you get from Best Buy to get reward zone points for.

Best part about getting these is that you're not using your credit card and you get the best buy points when you buy them...

This was a gift for my game playing nephew. My only complaint was most of the gift cards are $25 and this one was only $20.

I like that I can buy Nintendo eshop points in different ranges, and this denomination fits pefect what I was looking for.

I'm not sure how to fully review this since it's difficult to have issues with a product like this. I paid $20 to purchase $20 in Nintendo eshop credit. The only thing I could potentially fault here is the inability to purchase a digital code, but since the product clearly indicates that it's a physical card that will be shipped... I can't reasonably deduct a star. The code worked as expected when it arrived and I now have $20 in virtual currency on my eshop.

The $10 eshop card is great if you're trying to buy small things on the 3ds like Mii Plaza, or other virtual console (e.g. legacy games) and the micro transactions. If you're planning on buying a newer video game, I'd recommend the $35 or $50 dollar card (depending on if you're getting a 3ds or Wii U game). If you're short on funds, you have the option of inserting your credit card number to pay the difference (on the console for 1 time transaction). Very convenient!

Got this item when it was on sale. Very nice to have extra funds in your account when a new release catches your eye

These photos with mario and friends eshop cards definitely add more bang for your buck when it comes to value. You not only get 10$ worth of eshop credit, but you also get a AR character card of your choosing. This one is Koopa Troopa, I will admit, i think its sad that this cute guy is one of Mario's enemies, but at least this card lets us download the photos with Mario app and we can take pictures with koopa troopa...who doesnt want to take pictures with koopa.