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Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3-e - Classic World 2-2
2004
Classic World 2-2 is an e-Reader level for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. This card was released in Series 2 in Japan. Its official difficulty rating is of two out of five. It is a remake of level 2-2 from Super Mario Bros.Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3-e - Classic World 1-4
2004
Classic World 1-4 is an e-Reader level for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. Its official difficulty rating is of two out of five stars. It is a recreation of the level 1-4 from Super Mario Bros.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Laser Panic!
2004
Released through CoroCoro Comic sweepstakes on e-Card ID 18-M011. This was one of the levels that were not present in the North American version in its cancelled e-Reader feature.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Dangerous Flowers
2004
One of the levels released for Mario vs. Donkey Kong via e-Cards in Japan. Released through CoroCoro Comic sweepstakes on e-Card ID 18-M010.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Dossun no Toride
2004
One of the levels released for Mario vs. Donkey Kong via e-Cards in Japan. Released through CoroCoro Comic sweepstakes on e-Card ID 18-M008.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Athletic
2004
One of the levels released for Mario vs. Donkey Kong via e-Cards in Japan. Released through CoroCoro Comic sweepstakes on e-Card ID 18-M004.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Nagaai Michinori
2004
One of the levels released for Mario vs. Donkey Kong via e-Cards in Japan. Released through CoroCoro Comic sweepstakes on e-Card ID 18-M003.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+
2004
Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+ is an e-Reader Cards set released in 2004. There were five cards released, and they were only given to 1,000 people who competed in a competition in Japan. The game was not made available in America. Each card, when scanned, would give the player an extra level in the Game Boy Advance video game Mario vs. Donkey Kong. While there were 12 spaces available, Nintendo only released five levels. A sixth card (actually the first to be released) wasn't available in this set.Mario vs. Donkey Kong Card e+: Tobiori Chuui!
2004
One of the levels released for Mario vs. Donkey Kong via e-Cards in Japan. It was released at the 20th Next Generation World Hobby Fair on e-Card ID 18-M001. It was given to attendees at the event, being very rare. It was not released in the Mario vs. Donkey Kong e+ set.Tsunagete Pikmin
2004
Tekuteku Pikmin
2004
Tekuteku Pikmin
2004
Tekuteku Pikmin (literally Marching Pikmin) is an e-Reader application from the Pikmin Puzzle Cards-e series, requiring an e-Reader, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable, and a Japanese Nintendo GameCube with Pikmin 2. It is a grid-based puzzle game, where the player must control several Pikmin to reach treasure. Since all Pikmin move at once, strategy is required to get all the Pikmin to the treasure.Hikkonuki Pikmin
2004
Pikmin Puzzle Card e+
2004
A pack with three different cards were released with Pikmin 2 in Japan, included with the game. These were used to give a demonstration of how the three games in the Pikmin Puzzle Card e+ line works. Hikkonuki Pikmin: In this game, you are tasked with getting all of the Pikmin stuck in the ground out by plucking them. Tekuteku Pikmin: You'll take control of the Pikmin and get them to the end of the course. Tsunagete Pikmin: You'll alter the positions of platforms to give the Pikmin access to the otherside of the arena.
