Not sure how well this will go down compared to the PSN flash sales, but I think it's not bad a deal. So hopefully help at least one person!
Credit card only and limited to one per account
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Marcoos
27 Jul 175#7
Yes you need a US account. There's two ways to do this
-Create a seperate account, like you have on the PS4
- Change the region of your Nintendo account
I'd go with the first method, what I personally use. Easy to set up, and access the store. Once you've downloaded your purchase you can launch it using any account on your Switch.
Here's how to create a new account for the US:
1. Go to https://accounts.nintendo.com/ and create a new account
2. Select the country and time zone of the store you wish to access
3. On your switch console, create a new account and link your newly created Nintendo account to it.
4. Access the eShop, you will be prompted to select which account to use for that session. Just pick which store you want to access
The other method is a bit more tricky with using credit like this, as you either have to spend all the credit or contact Nintendo to switch the account region back to UK. It's more suited to just using credit or debit cards.
All comments (27)
mixmixi
27 Jul 171#1
Have a heat from me :smile:
HXCMARC
27 Jul 17#2
Splatoon 2 is $60 so this makes it around £32.
Same for Arms, Zelda and MK8.
Puyo Tetris is only $30 too.
Marcoos to HXCMARC
27 Jul 171#4
One per account :disappointed:
But I thought the same at first as well, would have bought a truck load!
klac88
27 Jul 171#3
thanks used it towards overcooked
HXCMARC
27 Jul 172#5
Better get busy then!
BubaMan
27 Jul 171#6
New to Nintendo Store (just got a Switch)...
Do you need a US account or can this be applied to a UK one?
Marcoos
27 Jul 175#7
Yes you need a US account. There's two ways to do this
-Create a seperate account, like you have on the PS4
- Change the region of your Nintendo account
I'd go with the first method, what I personally use. Easy to set up, and access the store. Once you've downloaded your purchase you can launch it using any account on your Switch.
Here's how to create a new account for the US:
1. Go to https://accounts.nintendo.com/ and create a new account
2. Select the country and time zone of the store you wish to access
3. On your switch console, create a new account and link your newly created Nintendo account to it.
4. Access the eShop, you will be prompted to select which account to use for that session. Just pick which store you want to access
The other method is a bit more tricky with using credit like this, as you either have to spend all the credit or contact Nintendo to switch the account region back to UK. It's more suited to just using credit or debit cards.
BubaMan
27 Jul 171#8
Thanks and thanks for the deal :smile:
Just 5 more of these to afford a Switch game cheeky
joshtbh
27 Jul 17#9
Wow. Has anyone tried applying it to their account and actually using it to buy a game?
Marcoos to joshtbh
27 Jul 171#14
Yes
tazziii
27 Jul 171#10
never bought from pcgamesupply before. can anyone vouch for them?
Marcoos to tazziii
27 Jul 17#13
Search for pcgamesupply on here...
karrr to tazziii
27 Jul 171#15
I've bought multiple Karma Koins and a few eShops from them. They usually send it within 10mins. Sometimes theres a hold up or some orders go through security checks but they're fine.
joshtbh
27 Jul 17#11
Have you tried playing the game on the same console but as a non-US user?
Marcoos
27 Jul 171#12
Yes I have. When you launch the game it asks you which account to use. The Switch is region free..
ovisan
27 Jul 17#16
£7.66 now... :disappointed:
Marcoos to ovisan
27 Jul 17#17
Still £5.36 when I look
ovisan
27 Jul 17#18
That is odd...
Never mind I thought it is for PSN
TonyFresco
27 Jul 17#19
Is it 1 per pcgamessupply account or can you only apply one per Nintendo account? I was wondering if I could buy a couple of these by making separate pcgamessupply accounts?
Marcoos to TonyFresco
27 Jul 17#20
One per pcgamesupply account
sweeten16
28 Jul 17#21
Can't really get more than one because I only have 1 mobile number.
kutekitty
28 Jul 171#22
Are there any drawbacks to the first method of having a separate account? It doesn't look like it (especially if you can access content from the seperate account in your main account), but I thought I would double check.
Marcoos
28 Jul 17#23
The only real drawback of the seperate accounts per region method, is that your digital games are not tied to one account.
The other method of switching region means all games are tied to one account.
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Credit card only and limited to one per account
Top comments
-Create a seperate account, like you have on the PS4
- Change the region of your Nintendo account
I'd go with the first method, what I personally use. Easy to set up, and access the store. Once you've downloaded your purchase you can launch it using any account on your Switch.
Here's how to create a new account for the US:
1. Go to https://accounts.nintendo.com/ and create a new account
2. Select the country and time zone of the store you wish to access
3. On your switch console, create a new account and link your newly created Nintendo account to it.
4. Access the eShop, you will be prompted to select which account to use for that session. Just pick which store you want to access
The other method is a bit more tricky with using credit like this, as you either have to spend all the credit or contact Nintendo to switch the account region back to UK. It's more suited to just using credit or debit cards.
All comments (27)
Same for Arms, Zelda and MK8.
Puyo Tetris is only $30 too.
But I thought the same at first as well, would have bought a truck load!
Do you need a US account or can this be applied to a UK one?
-Create a seperate account, like you have on the PS4
- Change the region of your Nintendo account
I'd go with the first method, what I personally use. Easy to set up, and access the store. Once you've downloaded your purchase you can launch it using any account on your Switch.
Here's how to create a new account for the US:
1. Go to https://accounts.nintendo.com/ and create a new account
2. Select the country and time zone of the store you wish to access
3. On your switch console, create a new account and link your newly created Nintendo account to it.
4. Access the eShop, you will be prompted to select which account to use for that session. Just pick which store you want to access
The other method is a bit more tricky with using credit like this, as you either have to spend all the credit or contact Nintendo to switch the account region back to UK. It's more suited to just using credit or debit cards.
Just 5 more of these to afford a Switch game cheeky
Never mind I thought it is for PSN
The other method of switching region means all games are tied to one account.