All UK prices for game/cards/bundles

[Klave]

I'm not sure about that sorry, since I don't know any German retailers. Amazon.de will probably have them up though and hopefully not as inflated a price as amazon.co.uk does.

 

[GirlPolarBear]

Thank you so much. Now I'll ask my mum to pre-order from GAME not amazon for those expensive Amiibo.

 

[Klave]

Just some quick looking on Amazon.com and it appears that importing will be so much cheaper - 3 packs of cards so 18 cards cost ?15.95 and 4 packs of cards (24 cards) cost ?24.15 because that's when import taxes kick in.

At less than ?1 per card I think I will import 3 packs of cards at least although they won't arrive for a few weeks after release.

 

[lars708]

Prices for all of these haven't been pretty in the UK so I've compiled a list of them all and prices at various retailers to help people find the cheapest price. I have organised retailers by price.

=Nintendo Store UK bundles here=

Animal Crossing amiibo cards (3 cards):
Nintendo Store UK - ?3.49
GAME - ?4.99
ShopTo - ?4.85 (previously ?5.86)
amazon.co.uk - ?6.26

3 pack bundle of Animal Crossing amiibo cards (9 cards):
GAME - ?12.49

Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer game + one amiibo card
TheGameCollection - ?28.95
amazon.co.uk - ?34.85
ShopTo - ?34.85
GAME - ?34.99

Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer + NFC reader + one amiibo card
amazon.co.uk - ?34.85
ShopTo - ?36.85
TheGameCollection - ?37.95
GAME - ?38.99

White New Nintendo 3DS + Pre-installed Happy Home Designer + HHD coverplates + one amiibo card
ShopTo - ?174.85
GAME - ?179.99
amazon.co.uk - ?191.27

Animal Crossing Limited Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL + Pre-installed Happy Home Designer + one amiibo card
ShopTo - ?199.85
amazon.co.uk - ?206.66
GAME - ?206.99

NFC reader only
ShopTo - ?18.85
amazon.co.uk - ?19.05
GAME - ?19.99​

Omg that is a lot more expensive than what it costs here in Europe (I know that UK actually is in Europe too but you know what i mean)

 

[Klave]

Yeah, Nintendo like charging things at $40 in America, 40 euros in Europe and ?40 in UK. Since the UK pound is stronger than the Euro which is stronger than the dollar, UK ends up paying a lot more than other regions.

 

[lars708]

Yeah, Nintendo like charging things at $40 in America, 40 euros in Europe and ?40 in UK. Since the UK pound is stronger than the Euro which is stronger than the dollar, UK ends up paying a lot more than other regions.

Sort of, Europe is the cheapest of all most of the time, i mean Splatoon for example: goes for $60 in America and it goes for €35 here in The Netherlands so that actually is a HUGE difference.