New Nintendo Switch Console Error Costs Switch Owners Lots of Money

New Nintendo Switch Console Error Costs Switch Owners Lots of MoneyNew Nintendo Switch Console Error Costs Switch Owners Lots of Money

As a long-time Nintendo enthusiast who has been through countless console generations, I can’t help but feel a mix of frustration and amusement at the current predicament with the Nintendo eShop error. Having experienced similar issues in the past, it’s like we’re stuck in a never-ending loop of technical glitches, just when we thought we were finally getting the hang of things!


Users of Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED have encountered a strange problem with their consoles related to the Nintendo eShop. Some Nintendo Switch owners may be familiar with the error code, 2813-5304, which has been causing issues with the eShop.

On the Nintendo Switch Reddit forum, it’s been observed that some users have encountered difficulties when trying to make purchases on the Nintendo eShop, displaying the error message mentioned earlier. The problem was exacerbated because it occurred just as a major Halloween Sale ended on the eShop, denying numerous Switch users the chance to benefit from those discounts and potentially saving them a significant amount of money.

2813-5304). They have searched the Nintendo support website for information about this error code without success. The user has tried restarting both the eShop and console but still needs help resolving this issue.

From the discussion below, it’s clear that this problem isn’t unique, and unfortunately for some Nintendo Switch users, they’re now finding themselves financially unable to purchase the games they had planned on buying.

The top comment reads: “I’m managing to get it, too.” Translation: They are also successfully purchasing the game. [Original context: The user is trying to buy Ghosts and Goblins before the sale ends in 8 hours, but their account only has $11 and they were charged but unable to complete the purchase.]

The good news is that, according to the official Nintendo maintenance page, this issue has been fixed, but not before the sale ended. Thankfully, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas are around the corner so more Nintendo eShop sales are on the way, but whether these sales will include the same number of horror games the Halloween Sale did, remains to be seen. They probably won’t considering the Halloween Sale was especially loaded with horror games, as you would expect from a horror sale.

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2024-11-02 01:39