- GAMEBOY ADVANCE EMULATOR POKEMON SAPPHIRE PORTABLE
- GAMEBOY ADVANCE EMULATOR POKEMON SAPPHIRE DOWNLOAD
Rockman EXE 5 - Kaizou Card - Part 1 - 136-A002 (Japan) Pokemon Battle Card-e+ - FireRed & LeafGreen - Promotional Cards - 15-N001 (Japan) Pokemon Battle Card-e+ - Fire Red & Leaf Green - Promotional Cards - 15-N002 (Japan) Pokemon Battle Card-e+ - Emerald - Promotional Cards - 19-P002 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H006 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H005 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H004 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H003 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H002 (Japan) Pikmin Puzzle Card-e+ - Promotional Cards - 12-H001 (Japan) Domo-kun no Card-e - Promotional Cards - A-001 (Japan) I looked at again and I found out there's a slightly more complete zip, from 2016, that has 12 more.Ĭomparing it with the ones this is the ones that seem to be new: If you wish to use this with the Pokemon Game you can find a version of VBA Link with E-Reader + Link Cable Emulation For Pokemon GBA Games hereį-Zero - Falcon Densetsu Card-e+ (Ｆ－ＺＥＲＯ ファルコン伝説 カードｅ＋) (20/60 missing) I'm not sure what if any are E Cards are missing however.
GAMEBOY ADVANCE EMULATOR POKEMON SAPPHIRE DOWNLOAD
This download is currently the most complete set of GBA E-Reader Cards. The cards themselves contain data, as opposed to unlocking data already on the device itself.Ī lot more information on the GameBoy Advance (GBA) E-Reader can be found on Wikpediaĭownload: Download GameBoy Advance (GBA) E-Reader Cards (Updated 29th April 2019) It has a LED scanner that reads "e-Reader cards", paper cards with specially encoded data printed on them.ĭepending on the card and associated game, the e-cards are typically used in a key-like function to unlock secret items, levels, or play mini-games when swiped through the reader. It was first released in Japan in December 2001, with a North American release following in September 2002.
GAMEBOY ADVANCE EMULATOR POKEMON SAPPHIRE PORTABLE
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