Most Popular E Reader Card E Reader Games - Page 54
Ditto Leapfrog
2005
Ditto Leapfrog
2005
Ditto Leapfrog is a Pokemon e-Reader game for the Game Boy Advance. In order to play Ditto Leapfrog three different Pokémon e-Reader cards must be scanned. The cards required are: Ditto (#51), Granbull (#61), and Snubbull (#101). In Ditto Leapfrog a Kingler Pokémon will throw fish type Pokémon from the background to the foreground. The player must move Ditto (Who is in the foreground) left or right in order to make the fish Pokemon bounce off and into the water. Once three of the fish Pokemon have been missed the game will be over.Manhole-e: Classic Version
2002
Manhole-e is an e-Reader video game released in 2002 by Nintendo. It is a remake of the 1981 Game & Watch video game Manhole. In order to play the game the player had to scan a single card with two barcodes using the e-Reader. The game was included free of charge with the e-Reader. It should also be noted that a version of the game was included in the E3 2002 Promo Pack, though the actual card looked differently, sporting the E3 logo. The actual game contained within, however, was the same. This was the only Game & Watch e-Reader game to be released. Nintendo initially planned to release a variety of games under a Game & Watch-e Collection label, though their plan was never fulfilled, perhaps due to the unpopularity of the e-Reader. This card represents a "direct" port of the game, thus Classic Version. Other versions (Color and Collector versions) of each game in the collection were being produced but were never released.Kirby Puzzle
2003
Kirby Puzzle
2003
Kirby Slide (called Kirby Puzzle on the e-Reader menu) is a simple sliding puzzle game based on the Kirby series for the e-Reader peripheral for the Game Boy Advance. It was released sometime in late 2003 in North America. As with all software released for the e-Reader, the media is a card to be swiped across the card readerAir Hockey-e
2002
Air Hockey-e
2002
Air Hockey-e is an e-Reader video game released in 2002 by Nintendo. The game was free of charge and was available at a few retailers exclusively in America and Australia. The Australian version had more enhancements than the American one and, instead of being released at retailers, came packed in with the -e-Reader unit, meaning everyone who purchased an e-Reader in Australia also got the Air Hockey-e video game. Air Hockey-e only contained one card. Air-Hockey-e is a simple game of Air Hockey. You'll control the paddle at the bottom of the table, while the computer will control the paddle at the top. There is a line in the middle that divides the two players' sides, and each player can move their paddle anywhere except over the line. The player can execute a power shot using the A button that will cause their paddle to move faster, thus hitting the puck harder. The first player to acquire ten points will win the game.Go, Poliwrath!
2001
Go, Poliwrath!
2001
An e-reader mini-game that made use of six different Pokémon TCG cards. The player can select one of the six Pokémon listed below to race against a Marill and a Golduck, by scanning the respective TCG card from the Expedition Base Set. #060 Poliwag #061 Poliwhirl #063 Poliwrath #090 Shellder #098 Krabby #183 MarillSneak and Snatch
2003
Sneak and Snatch
2003
Sneak and Snatch is an action game developed by Nintendo and published by Wizards of the Coast for the Game Boy Advance E-Reader. Sneak and Snatch is playable by scanning five specific cards from the physical Pokémon TCG Aquapolis set. The five cards required for scanning are: Sudowoodo Weepinbell Bellsprout Pinsir ScytherMario Party-e
2003
Mario Party-e
2003
Mario Party-e is a board game for the Game Boy Advance that uses the e-Reader accessory. It comes with 64 cards, a playboard, and an instruction booklet. Games consist of one player or multi-player duels, and include the likes of Cast Away Mario (which has you attempting to catch the correct fish), Balloon Burst (a remake of Hot Potato) and Daisy's Rodeo, where you must press the right buttons in time to keep Daisy from falling off of the bucking Bowser.Mighty Tyranitar
2003
Mighty Tyranitar
2003
Mighty Tyranitar is an e-reader game that uses six different Aquapolis Pokémon TCG cards. The game is an arcade like high scorer where the objective is to stop volcanic rock from destroying the land Tyranitar is on. If a rock hits the land, it's game over. Aquapolis Cards need: Tyranitar #69 Pupitar #28 Larvitar #27 Onix #26 Kangaskhan #32Dream Eater
2003
Dream Eater
2003
Dream Eater is a Pokémon game that is accessed by scanning a series of physical Aquapolis set Pokémon trading card game cards through the Game Boy Advance e-Reader. Players control a Drowzee that is trying to put a Primeape to sleep and eat its dreams. Cards need from the Aquapolis set are: Drowzee #21-a Mr. Mime #22-a Smoochum #23 Jynx #40 Hypno #69 Espeon #70 Drowzee #21-bPika Pop
2002
Pika Pop
2002
Pika Pop is an e-Reader game in which players use Pikachu to kickstart malfunctioning speakers.Diving Corsola
Diving Corsola is the name of a Pokémon-based e-Reader application from the Expedition Base Set. It is a minigame featuring Corsola. Only two cards are required for the Diving Corsola application: Corsola and Qwilfish.Machop at Work
2001
Machop at Work
2001
In this Pokemon based application for the Gameboy Advanced E-reader, players take on the role of Machop as he tries to chop all the falling rocks out of the air.Kingler's Day
Kingler's Day is a Minigame for the Gameboy E-Reader. It involves the Pokemon Kingler fishing in a pond with his claws.Harvest Time
2003
Harvest Time
2003
In this Pokemon based application for the Gameboy Advanced E-reader, players take on the role of Aipom trying to collect as much fruit and nuts as possible. In order to get a high score you must avoid Sunkern and the food from falling on the floor. Aquapolis cards needed: Aipom #35 Paras #3 Exeggcute #7 Tangela #8 Furret #34
