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Newegg is offering a $150 Nintendo eShop gift card bundled with a complimentary $20 eGift card for $150 total. According to the listing, buyers receive $170 in aggregate digital Nintendo store credit delivered directly by email. This promotional bundle can be redeemed toward digital titles across compatible Nintendo Switch systems. The added bonus card is available while supplies last, though specific purchase limits and expiration dates are not specified.
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Worth considering if you plan to buy Nintendo eShop games: the source says a $150 eShop gift card comes with a free $20 eGift card, for $170 in stated gift-card value. The bonus is available only while supplies last, and the source does not establish whether the offer remains available.
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Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch 2 owners planning to redeem eShop credit for games.
The source reports a $150 purchase price for $170 in gift-card value. The $170 is the combined stated card value, not an MSRP or evidence of a usual selling price, so the source does not establish a discount against typical prices.
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Price wording in the source: “$170 in Nintendo Gift Cards for $150”
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