On the E-shop go all the way to the left to settings, then go to downloads and find them on the list

So far the ambassador experience overall has been pretty lackluster.

First we have to go find the games hidden within the eshop menus, scroll down past all the crap you downloaded previously, download one, then go through the whole process all over again. They couldn't have made that a little more intuitive?

Then when we finally do the whole thing 10 times we have to go 'unwrap' each game, not a big deal, but slightly annoying.

So you finally get a game going, and realize there's no save state option, so unless you plan on playing through Mario in one sitting or playing level 1 50 times, you're screwed. And to cap it all off, the button controls are awkward as all hell on some of the games.

On a slightly OT note, it'd be nice if you could make a folder so the 3DS dashboard isn't so cluttered. And you can't delete anything without going into the system settings.... oye.

I thought Nintendo said the 1st of september.

Anyone else started downloading free games yet?

ale_gamr

[QUOTE="DustinTheWind"] I can't believe they still haven't fixed this. This is also a problem in many Wii VC games if you use the Classic controller, making the controller all but worthless because of how hard it is to run and jump with the A B set up. How simple would it have been to fix this... come on Nintendo. DJ_Lae

Which one do you think has the best replability? Thanks

pacific90

meh the nes wasn't a great system elbert_b_23

Actually, it was. I'd give you some reasons why, but come on, it's just a simple, known fact. No need to explain. It may have been before your time, or it may have not been something you enjoyed, but it was one of the greatest systems of all time. Period.

I've noticed this in Pilot Wings, Street Fighter, and Resident Evil. I don't know how common it is, but I have to turn down the 3D and hold it very still or I get the double vision. Frustrating.

[QUOTE="DustinTheWind"]

Not within 5 months they don't. Nintendo had a 'right' to drop the price, but we have a right to be pissed off about it (or be happy, or whatever), even if they are giving us some free games.

I'm baffled as to why they'd include golf. Honestly, what percent of ambassadors will care (or even download and play) an NES version of golf? It's almost insulting. At least most of the rest of the list is decent...ish.

Haziqonfire

People knew that the thing was coming out for $249.99 and they knew what kind of line up was available at launch and the upcoming months. Many people didn't get a 3DS until there was a price drop, they were waiting till more games or a reduced price. If people couldn't wait, I'd say that's their own fault for being upset. I wanted a 3DS the day it came out and I basically got it around launch, regardless of whether it was $249.99 or $169.99 I would've got it anyway.

So, I've always been under the impression that it's best for rechargable batteries to use up all their power, and then charge them. But sometimes that leaves my 3DS with not so much power left.

Do you guys use it until it runs out, and then charge it? Or put it on the cradle all the time so it's always ready to go..?

glimpus