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Nintendo e-Reader

The Nintendo e-Reader, commonly abbreviated as e-Reader, is an add-on manufactured by Nintendo for its Game Boy Advance handheld video game console. It has an LED scanner that reads "e-Reader cards" — paper cards with specially encoded data printed on them as dot codes. It was released in Japan in December 2001 and in North America in September 2002.

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Discontinued
NA: Early 2004 · JP: September 2008
Manufacturer
Nintendo
Released
JP: December 1, 2001 · NA: September 16, 2002 · JP: June 27, 2003 · AU: October 31, 2003
Type
Add-on

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Nintendo e-Reader

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Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026316
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Released · 4
Nintendo e-Reader → AU: October 31, 2003, JP: December 1, 2001, JP: June 27, 2003, NA: September 16, 2002
Discontinued · 2
Nintendo e-Reader → JP: September 2008, NA: Early 2004
Manufacturer · 1
Nintendo e-Reader → Nintendo
Type · 1
Nintendo e-Reader → Add-on

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Nintendo e-ReaderDiscontinuedNA: Early 20041.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderDiscontinuedJP: September 20081.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderManufacturerNintendo1.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderReleasedJP: December 1, 20011.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderReleasedNA: September 16, 20021.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderReleasedJP: June 27, 20031.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderReleasedAU: October 31, 20031.00infobox
Nintendo e-ReaderTypeAdd-on1.00infobox
Animal Crossinginstance ofthe enhanced re-release of the GameCube version of Animal Crossing.The e-Reader can connect via Game Link cable to GameCube games0.80text
and Game Boy Advance games such as Pokémon Rubyinstance ofthe enhanced re-release of the GameCube version of Animal Crossing.The e-Reader can connect via Game Link cable to GameCube games0.80text
Sapphireinstance ofthe enhanced re-release of the GameCube version of Animal Crossing.The e-Reader can connect via Game Link cable to GameCube games0.80text
Super Mario Advance 4instance ofthe enhanced re-release of the GameCube version of Animal Crossing.The e-Reader can connect via Game Link cable to GameCube games0.80text

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