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Select Nintendo eShop gift cards are 10% off for Amazon US shoppers this Black Friday

UK readers can also nab a 5% discount at our Eurogamer store.

Whilst Black Friday 2023 may have passed, there are still plenty of gaming deals to snap up.

For our US Nintendo Switch players, we've found a selection of Nintendo eShop gift cards that have been discounted by 10 per cent on Amazon, netting you more to spend on the eShop at a cheaper cost upfront. To get more of a discount overall, you'll want to be looking at the higher-end gift cards of $70 or $99.

As for our UK readers, you can pick up Nintendo eShop gift cards with a smaller 5 per cent discount from our Eurogamer store with the code "BLACKFRIDAY".

$10 Nintendo eShop Gift Card - $9 from Amazon US (Was $10)

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$35 Nintendo eShop Gift Card - $31.50 from Amazon US (Was $35)

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$70 Nintendo eShop Gift Card - $63 from Amazon US (Was $70)

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$99 Nintendo eShop Gift Card - £89 from Amazon US (Was $99)

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With an eShop gift card, you're able to purchase a variety of items on Nintendo Switch's eShop, such as games, DLCs, Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions, and much more. Whether you're looking to pick up one of the most recent and critically-acclaimed titles like Super Mario Bros. Wonder or The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, or you just want to unlock cloud saves and game trials with Nintendo Switch Online, the varying amounts of wallet funds you can pick up on sale will help you get those games and features at a reduced price - especially whilst they're also on sale on the Switch's storefront too.

For more Black Friday 2023 offers for Nintendo Switch and just gaming deals in general, be sure to keep your sights locked on the various pages we have going live and being updated constantly throughout the weekend and into the next week.

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Josh Mckenna: Josh is a freelance writer, and an avid player of games ever since a young age. Combined with long-running games coverage of his own, he’s since been able to cover guides and more for Eurogamer. He can often be found either reminiscing about the history of PlayStation – and favourite games like Uncharted and Ratchet and Clank – wishing for another Splinter Cell, or playing too much Destiny. He now also has a soft spot for Final Fantasy VII after playing it for the first time in 2024. Beyond that, he has a strong interest in game design and development, and is fascinated by how games are made.
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