List of e-Reader applications

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Minigames

Licensed characters but published by Nintendo

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Tottoko Hamtaro games and character profiles

Also known collectively as Hamtaro Card-e, these include the following:

• Kassha o Mawasu yo Hamtaro (かっしゃをまわすよハムたろう) (requires B001 Hamtaro, B002 Bijou, B003 Barrette cards)
• Konpeitou o Tsukamaeru no da (こんぺいとうをつかまえるのだ) (requires B004 Pashmina and B005 Penelope cards)
• Maido-kun no Maido (まいどくんのまいど) (requires B006 Howdy and B007 Spat)
• Kokohore Taishou-kun (ここほれタイショーくん) (requires B008 Boss and B009 Harmony)
• Kaburu-kun Kaburu (かぶるくんかぶる) (requires B010 Cappy and B011 Postie)
• Neteru-kun o Mamoru no da (ねてるくんをまもるのだ) (requires B012 Snoozer and B013 Haibi)
• Daisukina no wa Himawari no Tane (だいすきなのはひまわりのタネ) (requires B014 Oxnard and B015 Shuppatsu)

Domo-kun no Fushigi Terebi

These were released with the "Winter Pack" series for Domo-kun no Fushigi Terebi. The series also includes character profile, fortune telling and music cards.

• 001: Alpine Ski (competition/game)
• 002: Figure Skate (comptetition/game)
• 003/004: Jump (competition/game)
• 005/006: Snowboard (competition/game)
• 007/008: Speed Skate (competition/game)
• 009/010: Curling (competition/game)
• 011: Domo-kun profile card A (profile)
• 012: Domo-kun profile card B (profile)
• 013: Usa-jii profile card A (profile)
• 014: Usa-jii profile card B (profile)
• 015: Ta-chan profile card A (profile)
• 016: Ta-chan profile card B (profile)
• 017: Shinobutomorio profile card A (profile)
• 018: Shinobutomorio profile card B (profile)
• 019: Kuma no Oyako profile card (profile)
• 020: Domo-kun no Yume Uranai (fortune telling)
• 021: Usa Jii no Chabashira Uranai (fortune telling)
• 022: Ta-chan no Hanabira Uranai (fortune telling)
• 023: Shinobutomorio no Card Uranai (fortune telling)
• 024: Opening (music)
• 025: Spotlight (music)
• 026: Hit-chart (music)
• 027: Golden Time (music)
• 028: Breakthrough (music)
• 029: Atashi, Tachan (music)
• 030: Koro Koro Domo (game)
• ???: Meisou Domo (game)

General Nintendo

• Air Hockey-e

Game & Watch series

• Manhole

Super Mario series

Mario Party-e minigames (Thanks Super Mario Wiki)

Free Challenge Minigames

• Cast Away Mario!
• Mario's Mallet
• Daisy's Rodeo!
• Fast Feed Yoshi!

Wonder Challenge Minigames

• Lakitu's Luck
• Spinister Bowser

Duel Challenge Minigames

• Bolt from Boo
• Time Bomb Ticks!
• Waluigi's Reign
• Wario's Bluff
• Balloon Burst!

Kirby series

• Kirby Slide

Pikmin series

The following minigames require a Japanese e-Reader, a Game Boy Advance (with Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable) or Game Boy Player, and a Japanese Nintendo GameCube. (Thanks Pikipedia)

• Tekuteku Pikmin
• Hikkonuki Pikmin
• Tsunagete Pikmin

Pokémon series

The following minigames are from scanning cards from the following Pokémon Trading Card Game sets: Expedition Base Set, Aquapolis, Skyridge, other promotional cards. (Thanks Bulbapedia)

• Berry Tree
• Construction: Action
• Construction: Melody Box
• Ditto Leapfrog
• Diving Corsola
• Doki Doki Kakurenbo
• Dream Eater
• Fire Hoops
• Flower Power
• Flying Journey
• Fruit Daisakusen!
• Follow Hoothoot
• GO, Poliwrath!
• Gotcha!
• Harvest Time
• Here Comes Gloom
• Hold Down Hoppip
• Imakuni?'s Ball
• Jumping Doduo
• Kingler's Day
• Leek Game
• Lifesaver
• Machop At Work
• Magby and Magmar
• Make A Dash!
• Metronome
• Mighty Tyranitar
• Night Flight
• Pika Pop
• Punching Bags
• Ride the Tuft
• Rolling Voltorb
• Sneak and Snatch
• Sweet Scent
• Time Travel
• Tokotoko Truck
• Watch Out!
• Wooper's Juggling Game

NES Classics

• Balloon Fight
• Baseball
• Clu Clu Land
• Donkey Kong
• Donkey Kong Jr.
• Donkey Kong 3
• Excitebike
• Golf
• Ice Climber
• Mario Bros.
• Pinball
• Tennis
• Urban Champion

Add-on content

• Animal Crossing-e: Character cards; results in letters from the characters
• Eon Ticket e-Card: Unlocks Southern Island in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire (can be unlocked in other versions by mixing records)
• F-Zero: GP Legend (e-Reader cards): Add-on tracks
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong (e-Reader cards): Includes new levels
• Pokémon Battle e: Add-on Pokémon battles and Berries/Decorations/Berry glitch fix (Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire only) for Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Versions, Pokémon Colosseum, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Versions, Pokémon Emerald Version.
• Pokémon Channel (e-Reader cards): Smeargle Paint line art.
• Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire (e-Reader cards): Allows the player to play the game in a modified way (e.g. with 9 balls, a Master Ball and 99 coins at the start; documented here)
• Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3-e: Unlocks new levels (later included in the Wii U Virtual Console version of the game)

Minor purpose

Kirby

• Kirby Contest Cards: Would state whether the player was a winner or not.

Pokémon

Expedition Base Set

• Chansey card: Coin toss
• Bill's Maintanence card: Coin toss
• Professor Elm's Training card: Kitchen timer
• Professor Oak's Research card: Duel timer

Skyridge

• Haunter card: The player can move around a Haunter
• Teddiursa card: The player can move around a Teddiursa

Japan P Promo

• Pikachu card: The player can move around a Pikachu

Use currently undocumented here

• Rockman.EXE and Rockman Zero 3 cards

References

Hardware Game Boy Advance • SP (AGS-101) • Micro Components / other Media: Game Pak (GB • GBC • GBA) Game Link Cable • Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter e-Reader Play-Yan Retails games (Player's Choice) Classic NES series • Game Boy Advance Video