Wii 2000 Points Card

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(5 stars) - To Wii Points or not to Wii Points? That is the question.
First, let me say I have purchased Wii points in the past. It was a mistake, but I didn't know that you can just buy them on the console directly. Buying Wii Points for yourself if you are an adult is a waist of time and money. I am 31, I own a Wii, and I love playing a lot of older games. The idea behind Wii Points is as a gift for someone else, or if your a child/teenager that doesn't have a credit/debt card you can buy them with cash at the store. But for all you adults out there (and I know that you're looking), you can just buy points on the console directly with a credit/debt card and cut out your wait time completely.

P.S. on a personal note, if any of my friends or family ends up reading this, yes, this is a great gift for me! Wii 2000 Points Card

(1 stars) - Don't buy it from here
It makes no sense to buy this piece of plastic inscribed with a code, accreting an unnecessary shipping charge. Buy it in a store, or buy Wii Shop points through your Wii itself. Why isn't the code itself downloadable, like digital music? Why pay a shipping charge for a piece of plastic on which this code is printed? You could spend that $5 on 500 more Wii Shop points if you did it online! It makes absolutely no sense to buy this through Amazon.com!

(3 stars) - Good idea for gift but
The wii pionts card is a good idea for a gift but if this is for you just order games through your wii. It saves lots of time and there is no point in having to wait for the card when you could get your games right away. Lots and lots of games that you can order, some good and some stupid.

(1 stars) - wii points card
if ok to use if you don't have a debit/credit card but is really time consuming to have to input all the numbers every single time.

(1 stars) - Usury
The math of these cards on Amazon just doesn't make sense. Sold directly by nintendo, 2000 wii points is the equal to 20 dollars. While you must get on your Wii or DSI to purchase them that way, even these cards cannot be redeemed unless you can already access the wii/ds shop. In a physical store you have the advantage of cash-only purchase, but not on amazon! The fact that amazon charges an extra $2.00 to $4.00 dollars depending on the day is absurd.

Even if you intend the points as a gift for someone else, if possible I recommend asking them to select a game ahead of time and using the Wii-Shop's built in "gift" feature to send it to them.

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