Customer Ratings & Reviews

You can never go wrong with a gift card for your gaming system. There is always something that you can buy to enhance an existing game or purchase a classic game to bring back some old memories. Spend it how you choose, that's a win, win!

Got home with the card. Attempted to scratch off. Silver coating and the numbers came off!!. Called Nintendo support they took care of it, got the amount credited. Crisis averted. Maybe the cards are really old? Never had this happened.

It could not be any easier to get funds to purchase Nintendo titles on their E-shop. The card itself is not fancy, but the card is not the reason you make this purchase. It would be great to have many different values of cards, but this one will start us off well.

The product came quickly, was as advertised, and allowed me to download eshop content easily. I buy these with Best Buy Rewards points, as a way to still earn My Nintendo Points without actually putting down money on the Nintendo eshop.

I'm reviewing this for the extra best buy points. I do like buying eshop cards as opposed to using credit card info however, because it helps me not go crazy with my money and buy all the digital copies that I want. Just something to think about

Want to give your kid an allowance on games, this is a good way to load up their account and they balance their perchases on their own. No credit cards needed because the eShop won't let them spend more than what is on their account.

eShop cards provide a great way to get all your gaming goodness straight form the eShop without having to give away your personal information with credit cards. Get all the games you want, with any amount you want - There's no Play like it.

Most downloadable games in the eShop cost less than $10, so it's actually pretty convenient to have the option to split this $30 purchase into three different $10 cards (possibly for different recipients) as opposed to just a single indivisible lump sum!

I get these all the time for my kids for stocking stuffers, Easter baskets, or just good grade encouragement. This way, I don't have to put my credit card information on their Nintendo ds's where they might inadvertently buy more than I wish.

Like the title says, there's not much to really explain. Just but the card for Nintendo points for you to get games or whatever you want. Although, I got a bunch of these on Black Friday for 25% off so I got the best value out of them.

I would've liked to have the option to electronically receive a code through email or something. But it's a prepaid card, so there isn't really much to talk about honestly. Simply scratch and input code to have the amount displayed on card on your account

Great idea if you have multiple people who would enjoy receiving eShop cards as a gift. It's a lot easier to scratch off the code on the back using your finger than it is to use a lottery scratcher, which just makes everything hard to read.

Nintendo has a rich history of excellent video games to choose from, and this card allows you to purchase many of those old titles to be able to take with you, now that old systems and games are impossible to find or outrageously expensive. Great value!

As straight forward and objective a review as you can get: This counts as $50 to use toward digital Nintendo content. You scratch off the seal on the back, enter the code into Nintendo's system or website, and you're good to go.

Since this is credit and not an actual game, you can get whatever you want on the eshop, so you are only limited to what's in the eshop. As long as you like nintendo or games on nintendo systems you can't really go wrong with this purchase.

Buying point cards is like exchanging your car for two motorcycles and then putting a mattress between them. It's not as good, but it can probably get you in to a biker's club. If you like biker's clubs (i.e. eshop games), then you should probably get this!

Buying Nintendo eShop points is a great way to buy digital software for your Wii U or 3DS while still earning MyBestBuy rewards points and credit card rewards points. Then you don't have to preorder or pick up new releases: just go to the eShop and download.

$10 into your eshop account is what you're buying here and it's exactly what you get. The extra AR card is fun for awhile or with kids. It's also nice how it interacts with other AR cards. A nice little bonus for your eshop credit.

$10 into your eshop account is what you're buying here and it's exactly what you get. The extra AR card is fun for awhile or with kids. It's also nice how it interacts with other AR cards. A nice little bonus for your eshop credit.

Don't trust using your credit cards on your gaming consoles? This is the perfect method to download games from Nintendo's eshop. This is also the perfect way to monitor your children from using your credit card without notifying you.