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Nintendo eShop - Fire Emblem Awakening $46.85 + 50% off Fire Emblem Awakening DLC

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Nintendo eShop - Fire Emblem Awakening $46.85 + 50% off Fire Emblem Awakening DLC
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argonide on 01/04/2016 - 00:03 vooks.net (263 clicks)
Last edited 04/04/2016 - 13:34

Fire Emblem: Awakening - 3DS - $46.85 was $69.95

Fire Emblem - WiiU VC - $4.55 was $9.10
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones - WiiU VC - $4.55 was $9.10
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon - WiiU VC - $6.50 was $13.00

Fire Emblem Awakening DLC
Map Packs $3.25 - $3.90
Individual Maps $1.30 - $1.60

Also sign up to My Nintendo to earn gold points on software purchases (excludeds DLC). Gold points are currently based on RRP, so Awakening should net 60 Gold Points and the VC games should net 10 Gold Points each.

EB Games also has 15% off Nintendo eShop cards making FE Awakening $39.82
OR
Purchase 5% off Woolwoorths Giftcard from Cashrewards.
Then purchase EB Games Giftcard from Woolworths.
Then purchase 15% off Nintendo eShop cards to get FE Awakening for $37.83
Thanks to catbarf.

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  • King Steuart on 01/04/2016 - 02:46

    The Awakening DLC is just maps and characters. No story

  • catbarf on 01/04/2016 - 07:56
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    Even cheaper!
    Go to cash rewards and purchase a Woolworths gift card for 5% off
    Go to Woolworths and then purchase an EB gift card
    Go to EB and purchase Nintendo eshop cards for 15% off
    Then go buy Fire Emblem online for $38!

  • Innamura on 01/04/2016 - 10:16

    And I had to go buy all Fire Emblem games on VC at full price… Shadow Dragon's really good btw. It's a DS remake of the very first FE game in the series and some of the characters are mentioned in FE Awakening.

  • divineiniquity on 01/04/2016 - 18:32

    Will the eShop prompt me to pay the remaining balance with a Credit Card if I don't have enough credit on my account? (Eg: Buy $45 worth of eShop cards, and pay the remaining $1.85 with CC)

    • argonide on 01/04/2016 - 18:49

      Yes, but you may be charged an international processing fee on the remaining amount because of how the Australian eShop is setup.

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