Nintendo announced that the Japan regional version of the Nintendo eShop and the My Nintendo Store will stop accepting overseas payment methods, such as credit and debit cards issued outside of Japan ...

As digital games become more and more popular for players on Nintendo Switch, you need to find all the Switch eShop deals you can. So, today, you can save a few bucks on credit for the Nintendo eShop.

Christmas will soon be upon us and if you're looking for a last-minute gift or stocking filler for a gamer, you might want to check out VG247's eShop, where you can currently net 10 per cent off all ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Now might be a good time to snap up a Switch game that caught your eye. Amazon is selling the $50 Nintendo eShop digital gift card for $45, or ...

Nearing the end of the journey. Nintendo will begin the second process of its gradual closure of the 3DS and Wii U eShop as of today. The first process back in May involved disabling the ability to ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. If you buy games on the Nintendo Switch eShop (who doesn’t?), you’re ...

Best Buy is running a buy one, get one 15% off sale on physical gaming cards that include gift cards, memberships, and in-game currency. Eligible cards include Steam gift cards, Nintendo Online ...

This means that you can receive a discount as big as £10 when buying the £100 card, only spending £90 altogether. Then, you'll have that £10 in extra value on games and subscriptions when spending on ...

Nintendo has announced the Nintendo eShop in Japan starting on March 25 will no longer access payments from foreign credit cards or PayPal accounts. "In order to prevent fraudulent use, the Nintendo ...

To many, the Wii U and the 3DS were deemed “failures” to some due to a very basic reason, they didn’t match the sales of their previous mega-seller systems. To be fair, the 3DS did MUCH better than ...