Looking for some Nintendo eReader Cards

[nightwheel]

Anybody got some eReader cards they don't use or want anymore?

[HotDog-Cart]

This may not solve the need for the cards, but you can print them off the internet and they'll work in the ereader.

[eurddrue]

HOLY CRAP!? They will? My e-reader just found a use again.

[themadhacker]

Really, because from what I heard, you can't. I haven't tested that out yet, though. I need an e-reader first.

[nightwheel]

This may not solve the need for the cards, but you can print them off the internet and they'll work in the ereader.

I tried to print off some homebrew eReader cards. they didn't work

[emeraldz]

I have an e-reader with cards in my store. There are some good condition cards, but most of the cards are messed up though...

[Tibia]

I bought both sets of the SMB Advance 4 (SMB3) off Nintendo's original site. They also had Donkey Kong, Animal Crossing, and a bunch of others.

[wallydawg]

This may not solve the need for the cards, but you can print them off the internet and they'll work in the ereader.

I tried to print off some homebrew eReader cards. they didn't work

I vaguely remember reading something a long time ago on how you could make your own reader cards (other similar low-mapper nes games I assume) so I guess in theory printing your own cards would work. I'll see if I can find this info.

[nightwheel]

This may not solve the need for the cards, but you can print them off the internet and they'll work in the ereader.

I tried to print off some homebrew eReader cards. they didn't work

I vaguely remember reading something a long time ago on how you could make your own reader cards (other similar low-mapper nes games I assume) so I guess in theory printing your own cards would work. I'll see if I can find this info.

I'm sure you mean this: http://users.skynet.be/firefly/gba/e-reader/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;