If you spent $250 on your Nintendo 3DS, you’re probably kicking yourself, because the price was cut to $170 a few months after it came out. As an apology to customers, Nintendo announced that it would give 10 NES games and 10 GBA games to anyone who bought a 3DS before the price drop. The NES games came out a few months ago, and as of today the GBA games can be downloaded too.

The games aren’t available directly through the Nintendo eStore, though. If you want to get them, you need to go into the eStore, then into the Menu, then into Other Settings, then into Redownload Games. The games will be added to the list of games you already downloaded to the 3DS, and if you have a big library, you might have to scroll down some.

Instead of downloading each game individually, you can save time by selecting “Download Later,” which lets you queue up the games to download over SpotPass while you’re doing other things. You still need to select each game, but it’s a bit faster and much more convenient.

The games are:

• Mario Kart: Super Circuit
• F-Zero
• Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3
• Fire Emblem
• WarioWare: Mega Microgames
• Metroid Fusion
• Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong
• The Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap
• Wario Land 4

It’s a pretty impressive list, and better for more than nostalgia, like the mostly-Black Box early NES games released for the ambassador program.