~Metroid Fusion: Got it already.

~Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Meh. Can't say I care either way that strongly.

~Minish Cap: YESSSSS. I have been hunting a copy of this for the past two years ever since I lost my GBA copy before I finished it. Sweet, sweet closure will finally be mine. For reference, used copies still go for $30, and new copies are upwards of $100, so this is a healthy chunk of the $100 I spent early off right there for me.

~Fire Emblem: This is another one I have. Unlike Metroid Fusion, I have almost beaten it about a half dozen times, kinda beaten it once(The battery died as I was on the ending cutscene, and somehow the save file got corrupt before I could pick back up), and I'm on another playthrough right now of my old GBA copy. But I love the Fire Emblem series, so I am overjoyed to see an entry in the series on here, albeit I would've preferred Sacred Stones since I haven't played my copy of that for the GBA yet. Either way though, so extremely happy that this often-overlooked-in-the-states franchise got on here. Disregard most of that sentence, I proved my illiteracy by mixing up the title. It indeed is Sacred Stones, I am so excited.

~Mario Kart Super Circuit: Admittedly, I don't really care about this one since Mario Kart 7 is out, and I plan to buy it once I figure out how to get a 360, Mass Effect again, Mass Effect 2 again, Mass Effect 2 DLC, beat both before ME3 comes out, and ME3 collector's edition, and I have Mario Kart DS(Which, by the way, is still selling new, almost seven years after its release, for $10 less than its successor. How's that for staying power?), so this really doesn't garner any interest from me. Would've loved another awesome GBA game here, like Advance Wars or a special edition of Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire that can be played as either, or something. Heck, Metroid Zero Mission would've been a cool swap-in.

~Kirby and the Amazing Mirror: I think I had either this one or Nightmare in Dreamland. I don't remember, but I do know one day I couldn't find it just like Minish Cap, and I never finished it even though I was knocking on the door of the final boss, so this is another one I like to see.

~Wario Land 4: It's a Mario game, but with Wario from what I gather? I don't really know enough about this one to give a strong opinion one way or the other.

~WarioWare Inc.: Minigames! I'll take it as a fun time-killer, something that Super Mario Bros. has been serving as on my 3DS until now.

~Super Mario Advanced 3: Yoshi's Island: My brother had this one, and I was always grabbing at it trying to play when I was a kid. Fairly happy with this one.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity: Not sure if I like this or not, never played an F-Zero game before. We'll see what happens.

Overall, pretty happy with it. Given there's another Mario Kart just released for it, and the juggernaut of Mario Kart DS is still being sold, I would've kiled to see MKSC swapped out with something else, but all-in-all, I'm happy with my ten free games, ten just in time for the holidays.