I have internet. If you're reading this, you probably have internet. But not everyone in Japan has internet.
China and the European Union have the most internet users, followed by the United States, India, and Japan (via Wii). So there are lots of internet users in Japan, but not everyone has WiFi access, and many people access the internet through their phone.
Sister site Kotaku Japan asked Nintendo how current Japanese 3DS users who do not have internet can get their free twenty games for the Nintendo 3DS.
Nintendo told Kotaku Japan that it "currently has no plans" on what to do about the twenty free games for those who cannot access the internet.
Of course, there are WiFi spots at McDonald's across Japan (and other locations), so worse case scenario, those in Japanese without internet might be forced to leave their houses for free games. Horrible, I know.
No word how Nintendo of America is handling internet-less 3DS owners.
任天堂に訊いてみた：「アンバサダー・プログラム」への参加方法は？ ネットがない人は？ [Kotaku Japan]
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