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Nintendo Japan bloquea las tarjetas internacionales en Eshop

Feb 20,2025 Autor: Emery

Japón ESHOP de Nintendo y mi tienda Nintendo Ban Métodos de pago extranjero

Nintendo Japan eShop Payment Restrictions

A partir del 25 de marzo de 2025, Nintendo prohíbe el uso de tarjetas de crédito extranjeras y cuentas de PayPal en su eShop japonés y mi tienda Nintendo. Esta nueva política, anunciada el 30 de enero de 2025, tiene como objetivo combatir la actividad fraudulenta. Si bien Nintendo no ha detallado los detalles de la prevención del fraude, el cambio afecta significativamente a los consumidores internacionales.

El impacto en los clientes internacionales

Esta decisión evita que los usuarios en el extranjero compren directamente juegos exclusivos japoneses y aprovechen los precios potencialmente más bajos debido a los tipos de cambio favorables. Títulos populares que no están disponibles en otros lugares, incluidos Yo-Kai Watch 1 (Switch Port), Famicom Wars, Super Robot Wars T, Mother 3 y varios títulos de Shin Megami Tensei y Fire Emblem, ahora son inaccesibles para muchos jugadores internacionales. Las compras existentes no se ven afectadas.

Nintendo Japan eShop Exclusive Games

Opciones de compra alternativas

Nintendo recomienda obtener una tarjeta de crédito emitida por japonés, aunque esto presenta un obstáculo significativo para los no residentes. Una alternativa más fácilmente disponible implica comprar tarjetas de regalo de Nintendo Eshop japonesas de minoristas en línea como Amazon JP y Playasia. Estas tarjetas permiten a los usuarios agregar fondos a sus cuentas sin proporcionar detalles de ubicación personal.

Purchasing eShop Cards

Implicaciones futuras

Con una Nintendo Direct programada para el 2 de abril de 2025, centrándose en el Nintendo Switch 2, podría revelarse más aclaraciones sobre esta política y posibles cambios futuros. El impacto de esta restricción en los fanáticos internacionales sigue siendo una preocupación significativa.

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