The e-Reader is a device that was made by Nintendo for their Game Boy Advance system. It contains an LED scanner that can scan e-Reader cards, paper cards with encoded data printed on them. The Samus's Suit card can be scanned to give the player a shirt based on the Power Suit in Animal Crossing.
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| - Categoría:Incompleto thumb|e-Reader El e-Reader ( Card e Reader en japonés) es un dispositivo que insertado en la ranura para juegos de la consola Game Boy Advance permite leer códigos de barras especiales que se incluyen en algunas cartas o tarjetas promocionales y que desbloquean algún tipo de contenido en algunos videojuegos. También existe una rom para emuladores de Game Boy Advance en la cual su uso es más complejo. Solo salio en Japón, Australia y Estados Unidos, y además en este último territorio no salieron la mayoría de cartas.
- The e-Reader is a device that was made by Nintendo for their Game Boy Advance system. It contains an LED scanner that can scan e-Reader cards, paper cards with encoded data printed on them. The Samus's Suit card can be scanned to give the player a shirt based on the Power Suit in Animal Crossing.
- E-reader cards are cards that feature a villager on them. When the card is scanned into the e-Reader machine, either a letter is received attached with a present, a new villager will be invited into the town, the player will receive an NES game from Tom Nook, or the Able Sisters will have a new design. Some cards have a portable minigame that can be played on a connected Game Boy Advance.
- Among others, Pokémon Battle Arena E-Reader cards and Animal Crossing Cards were released. The Pokémon battle Arena cards allowed you to fight a large amount of predetermined battles for Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Version for the Game Boy Advance whereas the Animal Crossing E-Reader Cards were used for the GameCube version of Animal Crossing and unlocked gifts from your Animal Crossing residents.
- The Nintendo e-Reader is a Game Boy Advance add-on device that reads a special strip on e-Reader cards via an LED scanner. Its purpose is to unlock mini-games, items, levels or functions for games on the GBA, or as games in themselves. There are multiple available packs of Pikmin e-Reader cards, both released only in Japan after the release of Pikmin 2. Each card contains a number of simple Pikmin-based mini-games, which can be played by connecting the e-Reader to a Game Boy Player connected to a GameCube in which the Pikmin 2 disk is placed.
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| - Categoría:Incompleto thumb|e-Reader El e-Reader ( Card e Reader en japonés) es un dispositivo que insertado en la ranura para juegos de la consola Game Boy Advance permite leer códigos de barras especiales que se incluyen en algunas cartas o tarjetas promocionales y que desbloquean algún tipo de contenido en algunos videojuegos. También existe una rom para emuladores de Game Boy Advance en la cual su uso es más complejo. Solo salio en Japón, Australia y Estados Unidos, y además en este último territorio no salieron la mayoría de cartas.
- The e-Reader is a device that was made by Nintendo for their Game Boy Advance system. It contains an LED scanner that can scan e-Reader cards, paper cards with encoded data printed on them. The Samus's Suit card can be scanned to give the player a shirt based on the Power Suit in Animal Crossing.
- The Nintendo e-Reader is a Game Boy Advance add-on device that reads a special strip on e-Reader cards via an LED scanner. Its purpose is to unlock mini-games, items, levels or functions for games on the GBA, or as games in themselves. There are multiple available packs of Pikmin e-Reader cards, both released only in Japan after the release of Pikmin 2. Each card contains a number of simple Pikmin-based mini-games, which can be played by connecting the e-Reader to a Game Boy Player connected to a GameCube in which the Pikmin 2 disk is placed. Pack designs include Onions, Pikmin, Pellet Posies and Candypop Buds, while individual cards depict , Pikmin or captains. Read Pikmin 2-e for more information.
- E-reader cards are cards that feature a villager on them. When the card is scanned into the e-Reader machine, either a letter is received attached with a present, a new villager will be invited into the town, the player will receive an NES game from Tom Nook, or the Able Sisters will have a new design. Some cards have a portable minigame that can be played on a connected Game Boy Advance.
- Among others, Pokémon Battle Arena E-Reader cards and Animal Crossing Cards were released. The Pokémon battle Arena cards allowed you to fight a large amount of predetermined battles for Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Version for the Game Boy Advance whereas the Animal Crossing E-Reader Cards were used for the GameCube version of Animal Crossing and unlocked gifts from your Animal Crossing residents.
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