Online 12 Month Individual Membership Nintendo Switch [Digital]

I actually found this very easy! Hold on, let me go back a bit, so I found out that Nintendo now needs a Nintendo online membership for online play, so I bought this card, filled out my information for shipping, now heres the thing, the email took around 20-30 minutes to arrive, but hey, I guess some mail takes time to arrive, anyways, I got the email 30 minutes later, punched in the code, and BOOM, I have Nintendo Online for an entire year! This is really cool, considering half of my games are online, now I can play my Mario Kart in peace!

I dunno what else to say it came within 5 minutes and i redeemed it perfectly fine (You might have to wait a while for the email containing the code to deliver though)

I love the expansive library of NES and SNES plus Game Boy games for for one year of retro goodness this is a fantastic value plus from time to time you get to trial out full versions of games and earn points for doing so as well. Also F-Zero 99 was just released and its fun to play so overall it is a must have to relive your childhood memories. I suggest purchasing one of these with a Switch to surprise your kids at Christmas and show them how much fun you had playing your NES on Christmas Day.

Very easy to use and it makes gaming much more enjoyable. Only took a few minutes to get through to my email!

it's a Nintendo gift card not much else to say

Prompt delivery, code works, standard price for this item.

Very good service. would buy again

Took a bit of time to receive in email but did come through and worked perfectly! Will buy again! Thanks!

email came quickly and was able to gift to my niece for her birthday

I got a Nintendo Switch about 4 years ago, then a couple months after, I began paying for the online service Nintendo Switch Online. Nintendo Switch Online provides online service for multiplayer games on the system. It also includes retro games from the NES to the N64 and the Sega. The main strengths of the product are low pricing, retro games, and the expansion pack. The first strength is its low cost. An individual one year subscription is 20 dollars, and a year family plan that supports up to 8 accounts is only 35 dollars. This is such a good deal considering competitors charge up to 60 dollars for a year. The second strength is the retro games it comes with. You can play many retro games from the NES and the SNES at no extra cost. This is great when you want to re-experience classics or discover new ones. With the service, you also get special access to purchase special remodeled classic controllers for your retro games. The third strength is the Expansion Pack. For a final extra charge of 35 dollars on an individual year subscription, you gain access to more new content. You are given a new library of retro games from the Nintendo 64 to the Sega Genesis. Another thing is you are given freebies like free access to new Mario Kart 8 DLC and additional content for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. With that extra charge, it is still less than competitors' prices. The main weaknesses of the product are the lag, retro games, and cloud saving. The first weakness is the actual online part of the service. You don’t need this service for free to play games, but you do on the rest, that’s a positive, but the thing is, the online sucks. Whenever you play a multiplayer game with the service, for example, Super Smash Bros., you will most likely get lag, and in some cases, it is just unplayable. The second weakness is the retro catalog of games. None of them are truly native as they are emulated and they play through the cloud, so in some cases, there could be a lot of lag, especially input lag. The worst part is that the Nintendo 64 games run horribly, and as a reminder, you have to pay an extra 35 dollars to play those tarnished games. Another thing about these retro games is that they are very limited, they only release about 3 retro games a month, in some cases, they are obscure games no one's heard of while they leave us begging for the games we really want. The final weakness is cloud saves. Cloud saves are used to back up your save data and are pretty much a standard for anything, they are usually free on anything. Nintendo however decided it is somehow a good idea to block that feature behind a paywall which is, Nintendo Switch Online. I just think this is dumb considering cloud saving is pretty much free on everything. The worst part is that cloud saving doesn’t work on all games.