Yup! Had a binder full of cards. Classic NES games, Mario Party, Animal Crossing stuff, Super Mario Advance 4 levels…it was quite a nifty little contraption.
Asparagus9000 on
I loved it. It was very finicky though.
CaptainM590 on
No unfortunately. Anyway, I only wanted it for Super Mario Advance 4.
reillywalker195 on
I had one. I only had a few games for it, but I liked it. I thought it was amazing that a game could be loaded by scanning printed codes on cards.
SparkyMuffin on
Yeah but mostly for Super Mario Bros. 3. They only had the ereader levels for like 2 sets, but besides those I really liked doing whacky stuff like putting the super Mario Bros 2 vegetables in levels.
Got it the same day I got the game player too so I always had my Gameboy connected with an ereader ready to scan while my GameCube had super mario bros 3
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Yep. Back in my dorm room in… 03? I had this set up in a gamecube/gameboy player on my tv/vcr combo while my friend and i played the pokemon card game so we could see[ the coin flipper](https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_miscellaneous_Pok%C3%A9mon_e-Reader_applications). Which is … quite the recovered memory, thanks lol.
Yes and it didn’t work at all lol
Yup! Had a binder full of cards. Classic NES games, Mario Party, Animal Crossing stuff, Super Mario Advance 4 levels…it was quite a nifty little contraption.
I loved it. It was very finicky though.
No unfortunately. Anyway, I only wanted it for Super Mario Advance 4.
I had one. I only had a few games for it, but I liked it. I thought it was amazing that a game could be loaded by scanning printed codes on cards.
Yeah but mostly for Super Mario Bros. 3. They only had the ereader levels for like 2 sets, but besides those I really liked doing whacky stuff like putting the super Mario Bros 2 vegetables in levels.
Got it the same day I got the game player too so I always had my Gameboy connected with an ereader ready to scan while my GameCube had super mario bros 3