The Nintendo E-Reader was a peripheral for the Game Boy Advance that allowed cards to be swiped through to read data. The cards could hold games (i.e. Donkey Kong) or other information (i.e. unlockables for games such as Animal Crossing). The E-Reader cards were standard playing/trading-card size, and the data was held on a pattern of small dots on the bottom of the card. Due to its bulkiness and the limited amount of data one card could hold, Nintendo silently let the E-Reader die.
an ereader is basically nintendo events
I bought it in EBAY. You can maybe find it in Amazon or Shopzilla for it. The Nintendo E-Reader is a very good accessory for the GBA(Game Boy Advance)
an ereader is basically Nintendo events
E-Reader only works with the 3rd Generation games, and also does not connect to the Nintendo DS at all.
Technically, yes, but only in Japan. It is not possible to use Pikmin 2 cards with a non-Japanese e-Reader.
yes, but it is not action replay. it is Nintendo e-reader.
go to a Nintendo event
You turn on the Gameboy with the E-Reader in the slot. Then it will show the menu. Select Scan A Card then scan your card in the slot.It should register your card.Note: To use Animal Crossing, Pokemon or Super Mario Advance 4 e-cards, you need to link the E-Reader to another Gameboy with the game in question in and the thing in the card will be added.
No, It is not. The people who write Nintendo Power DO NOT work or are affiliated with Nintendo. I am an Avid Reader and there is NO connection. NO ITS NOT
No, you are not.
You need two Game Boy Advances (Nintendo DS won't work), one e-Reader and a Game Boy Advance Link Cable. Then you put the e-Reader in one of the GBAs and a Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire or Emerald game in the other GBA. Then you connect the e-Reader to the other GBA with the Link Cable, swipe the Eon Ticket in the e-Reader and do something in the Pokémon game (not sure what; you might have to hold Start + Select when turning on the Pokémon Game instead of letting it start normally).
You can place an order for the latest e-reader at www.amazon.com