So I bought Nano Assault for $10. I have 100 points?

Actually, you have 99 points. I bought Trine 2 and got 199 points.

Oh those sneaky SOBs.

Not really. You bought the game for $9.99, not $10.

So I've got $15 to spend from this, and I'm not sure what to get.

EDIT: Also, do we get DDP points for spending these credits or are they taken out of it?

Spend the credits and find out?

I'm fairly sure Nintendo has stated that it does not work that way.

Most retail rewards programs usually reward a single point for every DOLLAR spent, so this actually pretty nice.

i earned $5, but i won't redeem it until later. I'm really happy nintendo is doing this, I wish more 3rd party games wee on e-shop. I wanted to buy batman on e-shop but no deal so i got it at retail for $10 off so it still worked out for me. I do wish more cheap games were available, i would have picked up nano assault for $5

I LOVE how I can apply this to my 3DS. In fact... *goes to do that right now...*

Edit: Done and done.

This is gonna fund many a 3DS eShop purchase for me.

I'd probably spend more money if the virtual console shop was open. Those $5 NES and $8 SNES games are much more in the impulse buy category than some of the stuff I've seen in the eShop, and they obviously add up as impulse buys. In a single month I could somehow justify spending $20 on 4 NES games than $20 on just Trine 2 :/

But Trine 2 is so GOOD! On the contrary, this type of promotion should make experimental purchases that much easier because it's essentially "free" money. Besides, Trine 2 is a game that I implore ANYONE who doesn't know what to buy on the eShop to get. It is an awesome game.