The same Nintendo games, for less.

Regional pricing. Nintendo sets a different list price in each country — wages and local markets differ — and Japan's list price for first-party titles is simply lower. Nothing here is discounted, cracked or grey-imported: it's the same download from the same Nintendo servers, with the same updates and DLC. The only thing that changes is which country's price you pay.

The short answer is that your card won't work. The Japanese eShop expects a card issued in Japan with a Japanese billing address, so a US or European card is normally declined at checkout — you can switch your account region for free, but you'll hit a wall the moment you try to pay. The Japanese shops that sell eShop credit directly have the same problem: a Japanese account, address or bank account to check out with. That's the actual barrier, and it isn't something a workaround fixes. We source our credit through a regional distributor, which is how we get around it legitimately. You pay us with an ordinary card and the code lands in your inbox.

No. First-party Switch games include English. Set your console language to English and the game follows.

No. Purchases and saves stay on your account. Only unspent wallet balance is lost when you switch country, so spend it first.

Within 24 hours of your payment clearing. Your code is emailed to the address you use at checkout.

Fair question — you should be careful buying digital codes anywhere. A few concrete things: your card is charged through Square's own secure checkout, not on our site, so we never see or store your card details. Every order is backed by our written guarantee — if a code doesn't arrive within 24 hours or won't redeem, we resend it or refund you in full. And you can reach a real person at redshelldeals@gmail.com before or after you buy. If anything feels off, email us first.

Email redshelldeals@gmail.com with your order details. If the code hasn't been redeemed yet and won't work, we'll send a replacement or refund you in full. The one thing we can't refund is a code that has already been successfully redeemed into a wallet — at that point the credit is yours and out of our hands.