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[Salsa]

http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/Ninten...fault&beacon_version=1.0.1&findingMethod=p13n

bout time someone did this

you can use PayPal too

 

[Lavpa Jasai]

Amazon, please!

But really this is a good start, I hope all other stores follow suit.

 

[spindoctor]

Does Walmart.com require a US billing address/payment method like Gamestop.com?

 

[Crimsonclaw111]

Wish Amazon would too, these bing rewards would be handy.

 

[Ondore]

You have to have a US NNID to use these, right?

 

[Kandinsky]

http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/Ninten...fault&beacon_version=1.0.1&findingMethod=p13n

bout time someone did this

you can use PayPal too

Damn this is amazing, no more CAN tax!.

 

[Shady859]

Good guy Walmart!

Wow never thought i'd post that.

 

[Deadpool_X]

I wish Best Buy would do the same.

Spoiler

And allow it to stack with my 20% GCU discount.

 

[M3d10n]

Does Walmart.com require a US billing address/payment method like Gamestop.com?

Seconded. BestBuy does the same (for download codes, which they do deliver through email), going as far as detecting non-US paypal accounts.

 

[EricTheCleric]

Can you buy PSN cards digitally as well and can you buy it as a European or as an "American" with an European CC?

 

[Salsa]

Does Walmart.com require a US billing address/payment method like Gamestop.com?

oh. mh. now im worried

 

[Starwolf_UK]

You have to have a US NNID to use these, right?

You only need access to the US eShop. So if you have a 3DS with a Canadian or Brazilian (no seriously, somebody did do this *facepalm*) NNID you are stuck with that decision but hey, at least you can play demos and Pokemon Shuffle.

Can you buy PSN cards digitally as well and can you buy it as a European or as an "American" with an European CC?

amazon.com sell US PSN codes. You do need an American billing address which you can work around easily enough

 

[Stereogatari]

You can create a US Paypal account and send money to it. You lose a little bit through conversion fees though and Nintendo game prices seem to be similar across both regions. Eg. $60 for Mario 3D World = £40, which is the UK Store price.

 

[EricTheCleric]

You only need access to the US eShop. So if you have a 3DS with a Canadian or Brazilian (no seriously, somebody did do this *facepalm*) NNID you are stuck with that decision but hey, at least you can play demos and Pokemon Shuffle.


amazon.com sell US PSN codes. You do need an American billing address which you can work around easily enough

I know Amazon works. I buy my codes there but it would be nice with some other options as well

 

[Starwolf_UK]

You can create a US Paypal account and send money to it. You lose a little bit through conversion fees though and Nintendo game prices seem to be similar across both regions. Eg. $60 for Mario 3D World = £40, which is the UK Store price.

No its not. It is £50 on the eShop. You can get download codes for £40 and less though.

 

[Producer]

sweet. about damn time.

 

[Stereogatari]

No its not. It is £50 on the eShop. You can get download codes for £40 and less though.

My mistake. I got my game code from GAME so assumed that was the RRP.