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Nintendo Japan bloque les cartes internationales à Eshop

Feb 20,2025 Auteur: Emery

Nintendo's Japan Eshop et My Nintendo Store interdisent les méthodes de paiement étranger

Nintendo Japan eShop Payment Restrictions

À compter du 25 mars 2025, Nintendo interdit l'utilisation de cartes de crédit étrangères et de comptes PayPal sur son Eshop japonais et mon magasin Nintendo. Cette nouvelle politique, annoncée le 30 janvier 2025, vise à lutter contre les activités frauduleuses. Bien que Nintendo n'ait pas détaillé les détails de la prévention de la fraude, le changement a un impact significatif sur les consommateurs internationaux.

L'impact sur les clients internationaux

Cette décision empêche les utilisateurs étrangers d'acheter directement des jeux exclusifs japonais et de profiter des prix potentiellement inférieurs en raison des taux de change favorables. Les titres populaires indisponibles ailleurs, notamment Yo-Kai Watch 1 (Switch Port), Famicom Wars, Super Robot Wars T, Mère 3, et divers titres Shin Megami Tensei et Fire Emblem, sont désormais inaccessibles à de nombreux joueurs internationaux. Les achats existants ne restent pas affectés.

Nintendo Japan eShop Exclusive Games

Options d'achat alternatives

Nintendo recommande d'obtenir une carte de crédit émise par japonais, bien que cela présente un obstacle important pour les non-résidents. Une alternative plus facilement disponible consiste à acheter des cartes-cadeaux japonaises Nintendo Eshop auprès de détaillants en ligne comme Amazon JP et Playasia. Ces cartes permettent aux utilisateurs d'ajouter des fonds à leurs comptes sans fournir les détails de l'emplacement personnel.

Purchasing eShop Cards

Implications futures

Avec un Nintendo Direct prévu pour le 2 avril 2025, en se concentrant sur le Nintendo Switch 2, une clarification supplémentaire sur cette politique et des changements futurs potentiels pourraient être révélés. L'impact de cette restriction sur les fans internationaux reste une préoccupation importante.

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