eCard Reader for the GBA?

[Rob2600]

it'd still be possible to split the game in parts. Since Metroid is segmented by area (Brinstar depths and the like), it could have different sets of cards for that. Not practical, but still possible.

Read this again:

the maximum spec for nes games on the e-Reader, was Mapper 0 (ines spec), with a max of 16K PRG rom, followed by 8K CHR rom. This meant you could not do games like zelda or metroid.

[Melf]

The Animal Crossing sets (series 1 and 2 in particular, mostly 1) were always difficult to track down. I bought pretty much every pack I have found for sale. Still about 1/2 left to go, if not a bit +/-.

I think I have the entire 1 and 2 series. Series 1 is complete, and I think series 2 is missing only a few cards. They're just sitting there, doing nothing. Trade?

[caitsith2]

In regards to this as well, and perhaps even more tedious, it'd still be possible to split the game in parts. Since Metroid is segmented by area (Brinstar depths and the like), it could have different sets of cards for that. Not practical, but still possible. So yeah :P

Wait a minute. Where did you climb out of, and how do you know so much?!

Yeah, a metroid game could be possible, in sections, just not as an nes game. While it is true that the main application itself can span a maximum of 12 cards, it is possible for that application to load additional data, through the e-reader api, with additional cards.

Yeah, where did I pop out of, just google my username, and push "i'm feeling lucky". Yeah, I had some direct involvement and reverse engineering in the e-reader scene a few years back.

[UnpluggedClone]

anyone have a site to get the e-reader printable cards?

[caitsith2]

anyone have a site to get the e-reader printable cards?

here and here. You will also need this print utility as well.

I am fully back in action, as far as being able to print the cards go.