Nintendo eShop
Nintendo eShop is Nintendo's own digital shop for Switch and Switch 2 games, add-ons and Nintendo Switch Online. It issues no discount codes, so this page shows what UK game shops charge for eShop credit, Switch Online codes and Nintendo games.
Nintendo eShop doesn't do discount codes: the price on its own site is the price. Nintendo codes and games at other shops. Priced at the UK shops I check, with any fee their feeds give. See them
By Vouchernaut Editors, updated .
Nintendo codes and games at other shops
What the other UK shops I check charge for Nintendo codes and games. Each one opens our page comparing every shop's price for it.
Gift cards and memberships for less
Under the card's face value or the platform's own price for the membership, with no fees at checkout. The biggest percentage saving first.
- Nintendo Switch Online Family, 12 months£24.54Save £6.95 · 22%
- Nintendo Switch Online, 12 months£15.05Save £2.94 · 16%
- Nintendo Switch Online, 3 months£6.33Save 66p · 9%
- Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, 12 months£32.85Save £2.14 · 6%
- £100 Nintendo eShop card£95.85Save £4.15 · 4%
- £75 Nintendo eShop card£71.85Save £3.15 · 4%
Most popular on Nintendo
In stock at the shops I check: what readers here go for most, then the best-known games. The lowest price for each, with the fee its shop's feed gives; some shops add a fee for some ways to pay.
from £52.85
from £62.85
from £24.85
from £38.68
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from £15.48
from £10.83
Prices with any fee each shop's feed gives. Commission never changes what's here or its order.
Discount codes
Nintendo eShop doesn't issue discount codes, so we don't list any. The price on the Nintendo eShop website is its price.
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What does Nintendo eShop sell?
Nintendo eShop sells digital games, add-ons and Nintendo Switch Online memberships for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It's on the consoles and on Nintendo's own website, and what you buy belongs to the Nintendo Account that bought it rather than to a cartridge.
How do you pay on Nintendo eShop?
The eShop takes payment from the account's balance or from a card or PayPal at checkout, and the balance can be topped up with a Nintendo eShop card. An eShop card works only on accounts set to the country or region it was sold for, and Nintendo can't exchange or refund one bought for the wrong region, so a UK account needs a UK card. The balance stays with the account's country too: it has to be spent before the country can be changed. The Nintendo eShop card page lists every UK card value with the lowest price at the shops compared here.
Can you get a refund from Nintendo eShop?
Usually not. Buying digital content on the eShop means agreeing that Nintendo supplies it straight away, which ends the right to cancel, and Nintendo says it can't refund or exchange a game bought by mistake or one you don't like. A pre-order is different: it can be cancelled from the Nintendo Account, under Funds and Payment Methods, until Nintendo takes the payment shortly before release.
How does Nintendo Switch Online work?
Nintendo Switch Online is Nintendo's subscription for online play, cloud saves and its library of classic games, sold as an individual or a family membership, with an Expansion Pack that adds more. A membership bought in the eShop renews automatically unless that's turned off in the Nintendo Account. Game shops sell membership codes for set lengths, which add that time to the account; the Switch Online codes page compares them.
Where else can you buy Nintendo credit and games?
UK game shops such as ShopTo sell eShop cards, Switch Online codes and Nintendo games, some for less than Nintendo's own price. The lists on this page show which of them cost less at the UK shops compared here, and each one opens a page comparing every shop's price for it. A code from a shop is redeemed in the eShop the same way as a card from a till.
Questions about Nintendo eShop
Are there any Nintendo eShop discount codes?
No. Nintendo eShop doesn't issue discount codes, so we don't list any. The price on the Nintendo eShop website is its price.
Do UK Nintendo eShop cards work on accounts in other countries?
Nintendo eShop cards work only on accounts set to the country or region they were sold for, and Nintendo can't exchange or refund one bought for the wrong region. A UK account needs a card sold for the UK.
Can I cancel a Nintendo eShop pre-order?
Yes, from your Nintendo Account under Funds and Payment Methods, then Pre-Orders, until Nintendo takes the payment shortly before release. After that the purchase is final.
Can I get a refund for a Switch game I bought by mistake?
Nintendo says it can't refund or exchange a digital game bought by mistake or one you don't like, because buying it means agreeing that Nintendo supplies it straight away.
Does my eShop balance move if I change my account's country?
No. The balance stays with the original country, and Nintendo asks for it to be spent before the account's country can be changed.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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