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Nintendo eShop 5 Year Anniversary Sale - e. g. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for £2.69 (and many more)

£2.69 Nintendo7 Jun 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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Pokemon_Nr_0815

7 Jun 16

Hey guys.

There is a sale in the Nintendo eShop - I will add further information little by little.

You can download new games, applications and other content to your Wii U or Nintendo 3DS, directly from Nintendo eShop. New titles are added regularly, and sometimes there are special discounts to discover, too!

From 15:00 (UK time) on 09/06/2016 until 23:59 (UK time) on 23/06/2016, the following titles are on sale on Nintendo eShop (just some examples, there are many more):

WiiU Highlights:
- Donkey Kong 64 (Nintendo 64) (Virtual Console)
price: £4.49 € (was £8.99)
- F-ZERO (Super Nintendo) (Virtual Console)
price: £2.69 (was £5.49)
- Metroid Prime Trilogy (Wii U Download-Software)
price: £8.99 (was £17.99)
- Super Mario 64 (Nintendo 64) (Virtual Console)
price: £4.49 (was £8.99)
- The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Super Nintendo) (Virtual Console)
price: £2.69 (was £5.49)
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64) (Virtual Console)
price: £4.49 (was £8.99)

3DS Highlights:
-Kirby's Dream Land (Game Boy) (Virtual Console)
price: £1.79 (was £3.59)
- Super Mario Bros. (NES) (Virtual Console)
price: £2.19 (was £4.49)
- Super Mario Land (Game Boy) (Virtual Console)
price: £1.79 (was £3.59)
- The Legend of Zelda™: Link's Awakening DX™ (Game Boy Color) (Virtual Console)
price: £2.19 (was £4.49)

Top comments

voyager123

7 Jun 16 10 #3

WTF good deals on the Eshop? wait while i look outside for flying pigs.

Clunton

10 Jun 16 4 #120

Here's the list from my now expired thread on this:

Wii U
Zelda- Ocarina of Time : £4.49
Super Mario 64 : £4.49
Super Mario World : £2.69
Super Mario Galaxy 2 : £8.99
Super Mario Bros 3 : £1.69
Super Metroid : £2.69
Metroid Prime Trilogy : £8.99 (wii control edition)
Donkey Kong 64 : £4.49
F-Zero : £2.69
Art Academy: Sketch pad : £1.79
Kirby's Adventure : £1.69
Child of Light : £5.99
Trine 2 : £6.99
Fast Racing Neo : £8.20
Toki Tori : 89p
NES Remix/ 2 : £4.49 each
Earthbound : £3.49
Little Inferno : £1.49
Nano Assault Neo : £6.70

3DS
Super Mario Land/ 2 : £1.79 each
Super Mario Bros/ 2 : £1.69 each
Super Mario Bros 3 : £1.69
Legend of Zelda [1]: £2.19
Zelda: Link to the Past/ Oracle of Ages/ Oracle of Seasons/ Link's Awakening DX : £2.69 each
Zelda- Minish Cap : £3.09
Gunman Clive : 99p
Steamworld Dig : £3.49
Dillon's Rolling Western : £4.49
Pullblox : £2.69
Shin Megami Tensei IV : £8.99
Pokémon TCG : £2.19
Pokémon Link: Battle! : £3.59
Pokédex 3D Pro : £6.69
Kirby's Dream Land : £1.69
Kirby's Adventure- 3D Classics update : £2.69
Colors! 3D : £2.69 (it brings me great pain to write 'colours' like that)

kibethewalrus

11 Jun 16 4 #128

Why are you even on this deal? If you just steal things anyway I'm not sure this is the site for you, five finger discount works in shops, until you get caught...

ijw0161

7 Jun 16 4 #81

Not feeling this one for some reason? 1/2 price games that have been dead and buried for years? OK for a 5 minute nostalgia trip maybe

All comments (143)

Pokemon_Nr_0815

7 Jun 16 #1

https://cdn02.nintendo-europe.com/media/images/03_teaser_module_1_square/other_3/nintendo_eshop_3/TM_eShopAnniversary_enGB_news_detail_packshot.jpg

m3racer123

7 Jun 16 1 #2

Wow, that's a lot of great games on sale! Heat!

voyager123

7 Jun 16 10 #3

WTF good deals on the Eshop? wait while i look outside for flying pigs.

jsty3105 to voyager123

7 Jun 16 1 #18

When it launched on the Wii U the promo price for games like Super Metroid and F Zero was around 30p I believe :wink: So yeah, there have been really good deals, just few and far between for Nintendo's first party releases.

jeccius

7 Jun 16 #4

Awesome, shall get a few of these later :smile:

Acetrix

7 Jun 16 2 #5

Wii U arrives tomorrow... will pick up prime trilogy, cheers!

ThriftyMcNifty

7 Jun 16 2 #6

Heat from me, some great deals on there. Pullblox for £2.69 is a steal! I might pick up Dillon's Rolling Western for £4.49, I've had my eye on it since it was released but never got around to buying it.

H_R_Ali to ThriftyMcNifty

7 Jun 16 #12

Whenever I type Pullblox in YouTube it comes up as Pushmo. Is this the same game? It looks good if it is

Wool_Sheep

7 Jun 16 #7

Couple got my eye on but I likely will grab the Pokemon Trading Card game as some music from it has been stuck in my head again recently. Plus pick up Colours 3D I'd love a good art app for when out and about!

H_R_Ali

7 Jun 16 #8

Just got my Fire Emblem 3DS XL, any gems on that list that I should pick up?

marmaluke

7 Jun 16 #9

Nice! Hot!

Blastoise

7 Jun 16 #10

Is a link to the past playable on 3DS? I'm always at a loss with whats compatible and what isn't

allgonewrong to Blastoise

7 Jun 16 #11

Nope

Blastoise

7 Jun 16 1 #13

I think Pullblox is the sequel to Pushmo

Edit: Scratch that, they're the same game. Pullblox in EU

CBK

7 Jun 16 #14

New 3DS/XL only.

allgonewrong

7 Jun 16 1 #15

https://www.nintendo.co.uk/News/2016/June/Nintendo-eShop-sale-Nintendo-eShop-5-Year-Anniversary-Sale-1111775.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=eshop&utm_content=5thanniversary

Full list. Super Metriod is a steal.

allgonewrong

7 Jun 16 2 #16

Gun man Clive 99p on 3ds.thats super

Adventchild

7 Jun 16 #17

Well damn,

I was thinking about getting a Wii U..

sicmay

7 Jun 16 #19

Kirbys dream land- so good it's listed twice!

81980085

7 Jun 16 #20

The sequel is called Fallblox or Crashmo, depending on region.

crippsy1701

7 Jun 16 #21

Can you download the 3ds games onto the 2DS console - I only ask as I know they can play 3DS games but unsure if the download correctly to the 2DS?

CBK

7 Jun 16 #22

Yes exactly the same.

CBK

7 Jun 16 #23

Any deals on e-shop credit? or do you need a debit card? thanks

Blastoise

7 Jun 16 #24

Prices haven't updated yet for me on the store

Woops just read theyre not for a couple of days yet

jsty3105

7 Jun 16 2 #25

Best way is to go through CD Keys to get a small discount on that - 5%

kay1992

7 Jun 16 #26

I'm guessing the n64 versions are ports?

ThriftyMcNifty

7 Jun 16 #27

Yeah, they're the same game, the title's just different because of regional variations as others have said. It's a good platformer/puzzler and it's got a level builder (with qr codes to share them) so there's loads of replay-ability if you feel inclined to make your own levels or play some made by others :smiley:

jeccius

7 Jun 16 #28

If you go onto the game in the 3DS shop (through your 2DS), when you scroll to the bottom of the page (where the buy button normally is) if it's not compatible you'll have a greyed out "Available for xxxx console" type message.

The standard 3DS titles should in theory work fine however :smiley:

H_R_Ali

7 Jun 16 1 #29

I have a look at some of the videos on YouTube. I'll be picking up that and Steamworld Dig for sure

jsty3105

7 Jun 16 #30

eShop pricing updates only happen on Thursday between 2-3pm BST

Edit: Ah, the info is in the deal description

PsychONeill

7 Jun 16 1 #31

Super Mario Galaxy 2 for £8.99 is a steal. Tempted to buy it just so I have it on my Wii U and can forget about my Wii copy.

rimz790

7 Jun 16 #32

Metroid Prime Trilogy is a must! F-zero is tempting me...Mario 64 & OoT hmmm...

Might buy all the 3DS one if they're compatible with the old 2/3DS consoles...

MrJed

7 Jun 16 #33

yep - this is the one i'll be getting!

nekoangel

7 Jun 16 #34

Metroid metroid metroid! And f zero!
Gah so much fun ahead.

sunpreet

7 Jun 16 #35

Best deal on there is fifa 13 for £49.99 :stuck_out_tongue:

Splutterbug

7 Jun 16 #36

It's going to be an expensive month, it all looks great!

Bizzle81

7 Jun 16 1 #37

Anyone that hasn't played EarthBound should give it a try at £3.49.

:smiley:

Darkness4518

7 Jun 16 #38

Been waiting for this sale after the news about Japan getting it. Earthbound, Pullblox and possibly pokemon trading card game since i've always wanted to try that out.

Marky1987

7 Jun 16 #39

Very interested at picking up the NES Mario games on 3ds...bought the 3ds for my daughter but hooked on mario games since. Not got a Wii U yet but plan to get one at some point.

Elivercury

7 Jun 16 #40

Bit disappointed it's basically all retro. With the exception of a couple is indie games i believe the newest releases are metroid/mario galaxy on the wii.

Kristcobain

7 Jun 16 #41

Is the eshop like playstation store where if your Wii U dies you can buy a new one and put you profile on and download all you bought games, or is it like the Wii where if the console died you lost everything? Wikipedia says you can download as many times as you want as long as it's still available in the e-shop, but doesn't say about on different consoles

reddragon105

7 Jun 16 1 #42

Is there any advantage to getting the Metroid Prime Trilogy on the Wii U eShop over having a Wii retail release? Asides from not having to put the disc in and go to the Wii menu to launch it.

It's more like the Playstation Store these days - they changed it a couple of years ago so that games are tied to your account rather than the console, as long as you have setup and linked a Nintendo Network ID. Although they do like you to do system transfers, so if a console broke you'd have to phone them and ask them to unlink your account before you could link it to a new console, which is a bit inconvenient but their customer service hotline is pretty quick and painless.

focux007

7 Jun 16 #43

snes games on 3ds reduced does anyone know please

Acetrix

7 Jun 16 #44

Its a lot less expensive I think? Cheapest on Amazon is £50!

Cherried

7 Jun 16 1 #45

pokemon trading card game for 2 quid is good.

sio

7 Jun 16 #46

EarthBound and Super Mario World, nice.

reddragon105

7 Jun 16 #47

Well given that I already have it! Although I suppose if I could sell it for £50 and buy it for £8.99 I'd be £41.01 richer... But any advantages like being able to play it on the Gamepad?

m3racer123

7 Jun 16 #48

The games are linked to your NNID, so if your console breaks, Nintendo will transfer all your purchases over to a replacement console with the same ID. Your game saves, however...

otterboxer

7 Jun 16 #49

Not that great really for the 3ds owner. smb3 ok, but Minish cap only on wiiu! ridic. And there are good deals on the 3ds eshop, weve had loads this year already not every week granted but the atlus sale is still on and thats a great sale.

ytrebil

7 Jun 16 1 #50

can anyone recommend some 3ds games? esp the ones coming up in the sale?

streets of rage 2 3d has to be one of the best ports i've ever played. if you have a 3ds and don't have SOR2, get it... now! one of the best games i've ever bought.

noahsdad

7 Jun 16 #51

Super Mario Bros (NES) has never been below £4 before.

starlightsunrise

7 Jun 16 1 #52

This is awesome! Thanks for the heads up Pokemon! :smiley:

thebox

7 Jun 16 1 #53

jedijacobs

7 Jun 16 #54

I have a *New* 3DS XL and wanted to know the best games from this list to download?

Love SNES games from way back when, so would any of these give an old school gamer a decent play on the new hardware?

Thanks in advance!

moko84

7 Jun 16 #55

Use my Wii U waaaaaaaaaay more than my PS4. Better games.

Acetrix

7 Jun 16 #56

Aha that is a fair argument and I'm pretty sure it requires a Wii remote so you couldn't use the game pad

ben_gb96

7 Jun 16 #57

bit disappointing metroid prime and super mario galaxy can only be played with wiimote and nun chuck and not the gamepad :disappointed:

Error440

7 Jun 16 1 #58

Finally fast racing neo for under a tenner, mightget earthbound and zelda dx too :neutral_face:

AndrewRunagall

7 Jun 16 #59

Wrong, Pushmo is the American name for Pullblox.

Ninbox4

7 Jun 16 #60

Fast Racing Neo is an absolute bargain for £8.20
I'd highly recommend it! :wink:

reddragon105

7 Jun 16 #61

Yeah, I was a bit disappointed that the first two Metroid Prime games couldn't be played with a GameCube controller on the Wii versions. I mean they did a pretty good job of implementing the Wii remote motion controls but it would have been nice to have the option of playing Metroid Prime the way I first played it, especially given how awesome the GC controller is and that the Wii had ports for it. With the Wii U they could have made it playable with GC controllers via the adapter or just on the Gamepad. But no, 'cause Nintendo.

They've only released 12 SNES games on the 3DS so far and they're pretty much all good, although none of them are on sale (well, Zelda Link to the Past is on sale for the Wii U, but the games aren't cross buy between platforms unfortunately). The best games on sale for the 3DS are any of the Mario or Zelda games for the Virtual Console and Shin Megami Tensei IV if you like RPGs.

m3racer123

7 Jun 16 1 #62

One of the hardest racing games I've ever played! Especially once you get past subsonic - it really does feel like you're going several hundred mph.

Ninbox4

7 Jun 16 1 #63

Yeah, they nailed the sense of speed so well! I find it a really hard game too, yet super addictive at the same time. Awesome game.

mcdarius

7 Jun 16 #64

Is there a good tetris clone for Wii U ?

roryharvey1

7 Jun 16 #65

I am sure they're good games but they are all pretty old games that should probably be the price in the first place.

dean15380

7 Jun 16 1 #66

Cripes this is brilliant!

Kid_Sickarus

7 Jun 16 4 #67

Blastoise already corrected that in their edit. Plus just blurting out "Wrong" is pretty rude.

fozzibear

7 Jun 16 2 #68

So they've discounted Metroid Prime Trilogy to the same price as its launch price 16 months ago?

AlanS181824

7 Jun 16 #69

Offer is also available in Ireland (hence the € prices).

hashamabbas

7 Jun 16 #70

Any good deals on a wii u console at the moment?

JoeBloggs112

7 Jun 16 #71

damn I sold my 3ds yesterday coz there was never any sales on eshop.. typical!!

jsty3105

7 Jun 16 #72

Not sure but you can create a Nintendo account and buy these games first online on the website to be ready for when you get a Wii U

jsty3105

7 Jun 16 3 #73

Yeah

Specifically for the 3DS :
Gunman Clive - £0.99
Dillon's Rolling Western is good value at under a fiver. You even get Gold Coins with this purchase
Steamworld Dig is one of the best games for the 3DS. It's short but very highly rated
Zen pinball is a very good pinball game for the 3DS and has good 3D visuals of the tables.
Pullblox is a fantastically creative puzzle game that'll really tax your brain in a good way in the later stages. Great new IP that was sadly ignored as new IP by gaming press and gamers alike.
Dillon's Rolling Western. Fun new IP (again ignored as new IP) which provides a twist to the tower defence genre and focuses on skillful touchscreen gaming

stuartjohnwhitehead

7 Jun 16 1 #74

These games are ancient and ive already paid £40+ for them on cart/disc back in the day. These should be free to entice people to buy into the Nintendo eco system - much like Apples App store.

Charge loads for new games aye, but not for 20 year old **** or indie shovelware.

bonzobanana

7 Jun 16 1 #75

Have to admit Metroid Prime Trilogy is a bargain but otherwise not that impressed. Guess I've been spoilt by Steam, PSN and even Xbox pricing.

Spidersmudge

7 Jun 16 #76

If only deals like this were more frequent. Makes a pleasant change from seeing the same deals reposted at the same price they were 2 weeks ago :laughing:
If Nintendo had their wider back catalogue available this cheap, their sales would be off the charts! Thanks op!

mentalken

7 Jun 16 #77

Heat added! I'm going to buy a few of these. The mad thing is it must be like the 28th time I've bought some of these titles on various consoles. Mario 64 for example. But for the price of a pint it's got to be worth a 29th purchase. Damn you Nintendo.

mrzootsuit

7 Jun 16 2 #78

are you sure its not a closing down sale?

Illusionary

7 Jun 16 #79

Some great prices here! Shame that I've already got pretty much everything here that I'd particularly want, but that's my own fault.

hotmep

7 Jun 16 1 #80

Zelda Oracles of Ages and Seasons on 3DS £2.69 each

ijw0161

7 Jun 16 4 #81

Not feeling this one for some reason? 1/2 price games that have been dead and buried for years? OK for a 5 minute nostalgia trip maybe

Derpsauce

7 Jun 16 #82

Set sail for epic win! finally decent sales from Nintendo

Spasho

8 Jun 16 #83

Can the camera be controlled with the second analogue stick or is that the DS-VC version only?

miluda

8 Jun 16 2 #84

I agree. All I'm seeing is the notable things that aren;t on sale, like the three year old Dillon 2, Fullbox, the Chibi Robo eshop game, Harmoknight etc.

Illusionary

8 Jun 16 #85

The controls are entirely unchanged from the N64 original, just remapped to the WIi U controller (so, in answer to your specific question - no).

vegalz0r

8 Jun 16 #86

These games on the sale are ports from previous consoles and handhelds. They will probably work well. I personally just emulate them on my phone. Works just as well and I have more control over my game. They are not exclusively made for 3ds. You could pick up games for the 3ds off argos. I got Pokemon Omega Ruby for £35.

mwa

8 Jun 16 1 #87

Cube life is a must, my boys can't stop playing it since the updates a couple of months back that allow for simultaneous 2 player and unlike Minecraft this v makes c excellent use of the wii touchscreen.

Spasho

8 Jun 16 #88

But it's true that the DS-VC version has second analogue stick support or not?

Illusionary

8 Jun 16 1 #89

https://cdn02.nintendo-europe.com/media/downloads/games_8/emanuals/nintendo_ds_21/Manual_NintendoDS_SuperMario64DS_EN.pdf

Camera controls are via the touch screen.

Daltone

8 Jun 16 #90

No N64 on the 3ds yet? No really exciting SNES games? Bah - humbug!

EDIT - not that the Zelda games aren't good, but hasn't everyone played them by now?

PhoenixAsh

8 Jun 16 1 #91

Some of the comments here saying some of these old games are old hat...oh dear.

Yes, DK64 has not aged well admittedly - but titles like Mario World, Bros 3, or Link to the Past are genuinely timeless, even now.

jedijacobs

8 Jun 16 #92

Thanks for the comments.
I would really be interested in the SNES games, but has anyone downloaded them and played on the 3DS?
Ports on my mobile won't have the proper controller feel like the 3DS XL.
Cheers.

Andyr330

8 Jun 16 #93

Shame they are not usually this price, people may buy rather than downloading soft mods to system

psd99

8 Jun 16 #94

where do I start with downloading these for free?! :smiley:

Illusionary

8 Jun 16 1 #95

You don't. :smirk:

hotspur82

8 Jun 16 #96

psvita ftw

allgonewrong

8 Jun 16 #97

Might go for this..

allgonewrong

8 Jun 16 #98

They are superb ports. Loving Contra 3

jsty3105

8 Jun 16 #99

if the gameplay holds up and the experience is good why should game prices depreciate so much with time? It's not like a car that wears down

notoriousdrp

8 Jun 16 #100

This is awesome. Slightly gutted that I've already got a bunch of them. For some reason I can't get on well with Donkey Kong 64 on Wii U like I did on the N64. It took me 7 attempts to get Diddy to walk across a narrow platform. Either my gamepad isn't working well with the game or I'm forgetting how imprecise the controls were back in the day. Not as smooth as Mario 64 or Banjo.

psd99

8 Jun 16 #101

why not? I can't afford £4.99

I'm talking about a hack/soft mod - will google it later and get these games for free!

subzerene

8 Jun 16 #102

is the deal still on?

mrmazz

8 Jun 16 #103

just bought one from eBay via Tesco outlet, 179 with Mario maker. seller refurbished but looked brand new

Mr_G13

8 Jun 16 #104

doesn't start until the 9th lol

Mr_G13

8 Jun 16 #105

starts tomorrow

subzerene

8 Jun 16 #106

thankyou, i'm ready for some retro!

Illusionary

8 Jun 16 #107

You're not entitled to steal games just because you don't want to pay for them, just as (I hope) you wouldn't shoplift.

NuMatic

8 Jun 16 #108

Anyone know if the Zelda OOT is any good for speedruns? have the fixed the glitches?

save state would be good for repeating tasks?

Hedja

9 Jun 16 #109

Since the WiiU is discontinued now, I'm wondering if Nintendo will do what they did with the Wii and not allow game transfers/cross-purchases to the new platform/system. In which case, any new Virtual Console purchases are kind of short-lived.

Illusionary

9 Jun 16 1 #110

It isn't.

Even if the rumours of production stopping later this year are true, that doesn't mean that the console will no longer be sold or supported.

Hedja

9 Jun 16 #111

Even if it's not strictly discontinued, looking at the current line up of new releases, it's definitely being phased out similar to the Wii's state a few years before the WiiU was released. There's no notable first party games being released until Zelda in 2017 which will also be available on their new system.

My point is, any VC purchases now will not be a long-term investment for those planning to buy the next system. Unless if Nintendo announce cross-purchases. Which, going by their history, is unlikely.

Illusionary

9 Jun 16 #112

That's certainly a risk, agreed. However, as we now have the Nintendo account system and NNIDs, hopefully we could see VC purchases carrying forward - don't write off the possibility just yet

Oh, and FWIW, Paper Mario: Colour Splash is a notable planned 2016 release for Wii U. We also have Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE due imminently.

psd99

9 Jun 16 1 #113

Ok Mr Nintendo keep your hair on! Nothing like a soft mod for free games

Currey20

9 Jun 16 #114

Live on the eShop now, just bought a few Mario titles

rimz790

9 Jun 16 #115

LoZ OoT for me is coming up at £1.79 :confused:

jamie19916

9 Jun 16 #116

They allowed upgrades to wii u versions, and you can play the original virtual console in wii mode.

I have chrono trigger I bought on my wii playable on wii u.

Mobizzle186

9 Jun 16 #117

Does anyone know if the purchase gives you a download code or if it connects directly to your NNID only?

Illusionary

9 Jun 16 #118

eShop purchases are done via the console and connect the game directly to your account/console - just as with the PSN Store and Xbox Marketplace.

PGS

10 Jun 16 3 #119

I don't see the problem, my WII U doesn't have a timed killswitch in it which will activate upon the NX release. I'll simply keep my WII U and retain access to all my downloaded games, you can have more than one console. I'd also like to think that if my WII U dies in a year or two, Nintendo would transfer my downloads to any new Wii U that I purchase.

Clunton

10 Jun 16 4 #120

luvclub

10 Jun 16 2 #121

Excellent! Thank you for spending your time to do this.

minsx

10 Jun 16 2 #122

It's people like you who make games more expensive for people like me.

Decoded

10 Jun 16 #123

Brilliant! Bought the Steamworld Dug game for £3.50

Mozzeroon

10 Jun 16 #124

Any good deals on the new Nintendo 3D xl

Mozzeroon

10 Jun 16 #125

Any good deals on the new Nintendo 3ds xl

unreality

10 Jun 16 #126

Any advantage to playing Mario 64/Zelda OOT on Wii U over an RGB modded Jap N64?

Illusionary

10 Jun 16 1 #127

Save states, customisable controls and convenience?

kibethewalrus

11 Jun 16 4 #128

Why are you even on this deal? If you just steal things anyway I'm not sure this is the site for you, five finger discount works in shops, until you get caught...

grillnun

11 Jun 16 #129

there is lag issues with the control pad compared to the old wired connection, I have the same problem when I play older games.

Clunton

11 Jun 16 #130

until 23rd June

Clunton

11 Jun 16 #131

Sure it's not cos you already own it on the Wii? If the price is purple, it's a discount because of this. If it's red, it's on sale.

Clunton

11 Jun 16 #132

It usually automatically downloads, I believe.

Clunton

11 Jun 16 #133

I did deliberately miss out Cubeworld and Touch Golf as they're only 30% and 25% off respectively.

rimz790

11 Jun 16 1 #134

The price came up all pink on screen, will check my Wii if do own it...most likely I do that's why I got it at the price :laughing:

nicktwin002

11 Jun 16 #135

Thanks, I purchased Zelda oracle of ages and seasons for the 3DS :laughing:

frish

11 Jun 16 #136

I'm not so sure about that tbh. Imo the deals in the price should be standard. These are very old games and you get better value elsewhere imo which are more developed and tossed as free to promote newer titles or highly reduced. I did end up getting Super Mario Bros since it was a classic I didn't really play. If things were more appropriately priced then I'd be more tempted, otherwise I'd rather get newer or barely old but highly discounted titles.

Clunton

12 Jun 16 #137

Ah, to own so many games you forgot what you own :smile:

otterboxer

12 Jun 16 1 #138

minish cap isn't available for the 3ds in the eshop. The list needs amending,

Mobizzle186

12 Jun 16 #139

Bit a weird question, but if I buy from the nintendo website rather than from my 3DS, can I pay via Paypal?

bernardsfingers

16 Jun 16 #140

You can only add funds or pay for digital downloads on the Nintendo website using either Visa or Mastercard.

m3racer123

23 Jun 16 #141

Just ordered a few of these - OoT, SM64, DK64, Minish Cap and Super Metroid!

Illusionary

23 Jun 16 #142

I appreciate that this reply is somewhat delayed, but by way of explanation for anyone who may not be aware - The Minish Cap is available for Wii U, not 3DS. This is the case for GBA downloads more widely - they're available only for the Wii U.

Regardless, agreed that its placement on the list ought to be moved.

ThunderBolt

28 Jun 16 #143

I was about to get the Wii out of the back room then... Have they given up on it completely now?

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