When Nintendo dropped the price of the 3DS mere months after its release in 2011, it offered a mollifying "Ambassador Program" to early adopters of the handheld system. That program included 20 free games available to players who bought the 3DS before a certain date.
The Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Program's second batch of games are now. You can see a full list here. Download them the same way you downloaded the NES games!
Nintendo's Amabassador Program is its way of rewarding Nintendo 3DS owners who purchased the device before its pricecut. There have already been a whole host of Famicom (Nintendo Entertainment System) games released free of charge. Up next, Game Boy Advance games. But which ones?
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Back in July, Nintendo announced it was dropping the 3DS's price from US$250 to $170. To make it up to those who shelled out full price, Nintendo launched its 3DS "ambassador program",
