I am currently multiple years into my vertical dot code e-reader card collection and I refuse to give this video a watch until I finally catch 'em all. I'm very excited to see this once I get all the cards tho! I'm currently around halfway there.
I had no idea that some of the e-card Pokemon cards had exclusive attacks or Poke-Powers tied to them. I wonder if these are the reason why the e-cards are typically seen as a bit underpowered compared to sets that came before or after, since everything isn't printed on all of the cards. It'd be cool to have a way to play the e-cards with their e-card additions in a client or something.
This video deserves WAY more views! Thanks a ton for all the effort and the research that you did to make this video, it was a really enjoyable view :)
I think when I bought mine it was on discount and that was pretty much the only reason I got it. I think we picked it up for like 30 bucks and I just wanted it cuz I wanted the Pokemon cards inside
I recently got mine for dirt cheap (like 4 dollars? Not sure) mostly because it was dirt cheap lol. I've been looking forward to get some of the cards.
holy shit dude, how did you get it for that cheap? I made the mistake of selling mine to a pawn shop years ago and tried to buy another a few years back and they had exploded in price
Great video covering a topic I'm all too fond of this day and age! I loved using the battle E-cards with my Copies of Ruby and Sapphire, and still have a blast using the art cards for my copy of Pokemon Channel on the Gamecube to this day! Thanks for posting this!
Amazing Video! 💯 I felt like the only kid that had an e-reader growing up so its cool to see others who had a similar experience. I personally really loved this thing. Ever since I played that first Machop minigame, I was hooked. I had a good amount of cards that unlocked the various construction modes and 1 of the animations, but it was literally heartbreaking as a kid not having the full sets for the minigames. Even as a kid who got way more pokemon cards than the average person at the time, I think requiring 6 or 7 specific cards was a huge ask. One thing that really killed this feature was that Expedition, Aquapolis and Skyridge are some of the lowest printed sets of Pokemon ever. If you missed that window where one of your local stores had it, completing those minigame sets was impossible. I think my fave part of these is the underrated BGMs. Those tunes are engrained in my memory to this day (especially the one at 46:16) Thanks for the amazing watch! subbed! :D
23:33 Tyranitar is a very crowded card as it fits 3 attacks and a total of 9 energy balls 32:05 Of course we’re not blasting off today 34:07 Relic Hunter: I’m blasting off today!!! 36:10 Classical vibes sound nearly the same as Jigglypuff singing 36:30 ?!?!?!
I always wanted the ereader because my friend that had it lied and said that he got all the mythical and rare pokemon in ruby and sapphire with it but he just had a gameshark lol its funny to think that he was trying to lure me into buying a nintendo product for no reason, maybe he was disappointed
Wow! Thank you so much, I've been taking a deep dive into e-Reader a fond accessory I had in my past. When I was young, I had one, the only games I remember having were Golf and Air Hockey. Then I used mine a bunch with pokemon. The only game I ever I played was the one it came with with with Machop. How the heck was I to ever figure out what other cards I needed let alone trade or track them down. I don't want to emulate it, I want to play on my Gamecube Gameboy Player, through my component cables into my PVM CRT. Really great set up for Mario Party E! So given that, I am considering looking into what it would take to print my own reproduction's of the 3 sets with games as well as the 6 sets of Ruby/Sapphire cards. There is a pretty good tutorial on how to do it here on RUclips, you just need a printer that can do photo paper. Or thanks to you I can cherry pick the ones I want to try to re-print! I like: Flower Power, Dream Eater, Mighty Tyranitar, Sneak and Snatch, Ditton LeapFrog, and Night Flight. Also where is the link to your other channel? You should have that in your description :))
This video is an amazing addition to the game history on RUclips. It tells so much more than any other video about the topic, with many cool hidden secrets and information. Thank you very much.
Broo thank you for making this video! Always wanted to take a loot at all the pokemon games. In my country nobody ever knew what an e-reader was but the codes on the card were definitely mysterious hahaha
I feel like this would've been far more successful if it had done something in game for the pokemon games, even though the Ereader needed to be in the gameslot to work and all, but they could've had quite a hit back in the day if it worked that way. I mean Pokemon Stadium was a fantastic hit since it had features that tied to the pokemon games, like being able to actually play a pokemon game on the TV. I remember loving that feature so much, seeing it on the TV and not on a dimly lit gameboy color was the best. It'd be awesome if they could bring that back with a new system or whatever, perhaps try to fit the amiibo reader onto cards to be able to use the scan feature.
This is a really great video and I'm very happy that someone is covering this topic. As a current collector for the e-readers, I found this very helpful with its information. But there was one thing I couldn't help but notice. At the 1:20 Mark when explaining the ex team magma versus team aqua set your correction wasn't completely needed I could be wrong but there is a Squirtle in this set that has the dot code making the set have 9 dot code cards.
Don't know what this means -- but you said "all you need is Doduo and Dodrio" and I looked down at my DS (im playing soulsilver) and I was in a battle with a doduo, using a dodrio
When Pokémon made the Celadon Game Corner unplayable in Let's Go because of the age rating and simulated gambling, they should have replaced the gambling machines with arcades where you could play some of the Pokémon e-Reader games. Specifically the ones without Gen 2 Pokémon.
Yes, but thats not the same as the e-Reader. No$GBA has been around for a long time, and I remember back when I looked in high school it was the only one that had the capability I believe. The e-Reader emulation with card scanning support is still fairly new.
Nothing E Reader was sold in Europe what so ever so any content locked to them was lost though games like Dragon Quest 9 on DS had whole Extra Dungeons with bosses from older games in the series. But they made them like Event pokemon eg MEW so you had to be in a place on a certain date to get them or share them though the map sharing service which you left the game on in standby in your DS and it picked up data off other players doing the same so like the street pass function on 3DS but just for one game. Youc ould just gameshark the unlock uncontent since it was all on the cart itself. Konami tried making a E Reader like device for Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer on Wii in 2010 but the reader was only sold in japan and scraped for the western version. But they is no footage of it begin used anywhere and it just used regular cards but not any Holo ones so seemed kinda useless. Though the Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force games on PSP had a simlar feature. In the game menus they is a option that works like the Monster Rancher games where you remove the UMD insert another one then Put games UMD in and it generates 3 copies of a certain card. You had to use ealier copys of Tag Force games to get the God cards playable in them.
@@PSPMan Australia is counted as Europe and UK for video games so the Pal region. so any game bought there will work on UK and Europe consoles. Starfy DS and wario Ware Twisted on GBA are two Nintendo developed games that was sold in Australia but never in Europe or UK though.
@@PSPMan thx, i found it. They are named with numbers so its hard to found what I want (I did a lot of trial and error with the emulator) for now doesn't work because the ink slip on the paper (I'm using the 10x15 standard glossy one) but I will find a way
just use mgba and load the raw code data in. its an option in the emulator. its what i did for this video i would never print these out and try and do it physically
Can you please make a Tutorial how e reader works on mgba, please. For some Reason the connect between two GBAs don't work for me. In Super Mario Advance 4 i can't choose Acces Sava although i connect this Game with e reader in two Screens.
The WiiU Virtual Console release as well as Switch Online's GBA lineup contains the e-Reader Levels for SMA4. I'd suggest looking there. That being said, I don't actually know how the e-reader multiplayer stuff works. I didn't use it for this video.
@@PSPMan But i want it not only for SMA4. I want that e Reader Function for other Games too. If you know how to use e Reader on mgba can you please make a Tutorial?
Animations video on side channel:
ruclips.net/video/pb4khv6loMo/видео.html
I am currently multiple years into my vertical dot code e-reader card collection and I refuse to give this video a watch until I finally catch 'em all. I'm very excited to see this once I get all the cards tho! I'm currently around halfway there.
I had no idea that some of the e-card Pokemon cards had exclusive attacks or Poke-Powers tied to them. I wonder if these are the reason why the e-cards are typically seen as a bit underpowered compared to sets that came before or after, since everything isn't printed on all of the cards. It'd be cool to have a way to play the e-cards with their e-card additions in a client or something.
This video deserves WAY more views! Thanks a ton for all the effort and the research that you did to make this video, it was a really enjoyable view :)
thanks, I'm glad people are starting to see it
Why didn't these, and the stadium minigames replace the game corner in their respective remakes
ok 1 that is a genius idea
and 2 i'm pretty sure its just laziness, same reason the battle frontier wasn't in oras
@@PSPMan yeah, would be better than just putting up boards and when you think of it, it's so obvious
The e-reader was something I was intrigued by, but never enough to pick it up.
I think when I bought mine it was on discount and that was pretty much the only reason I got it. I think we picked it up for like 30 bucks and I just wanted it cuz I wanted the Pokemon cards inside
I recently got mine for dirt cheap (like 4 dollars? Not sure) mostly because it was dirt cheap lol. I've been looking forward to get some of the cards.
holy shit dude, how did you get it for that cheap? I made the mistake of selling mine to a pawn shop years ago and tried to buy another a few years back and they had exploded in price
Great video covering a topic I'm all too fond of this day and age! I loved using the battle E-cards with my Copies of Ruby and Sapphire, and still have a blast using the art cards for my copy of Pokemon Channel on the Gamecube to this day! Thanks for posting this!
hey thanks! I've never played Pokemon Channel so I had no idea it also had e-reader compatibility.
Amazing Video! 💯 I felt like the only kid that had an e-reader growing up so its cool to see others who had a similar experience. I personally really loved this thing. Ever since I played that first Machop minigame, I was hooked. I had a good amount of cards that unlocked the various construction modes and 1 of the animations, but it was literally heartbreaking as a kid not having the full sets for the minigames. Even as a kid who got way more pokemon cards than the average person at the time, I think requiring 6 or 7 specific cards was a huge ask. One thing that really killed this feature was that Expedition, Aquapolis and Skyridge are some of the lowest printed sets of Pokemon ever. If you missed that window where one of your local stores had it, completing those minigame sets was impossible. I think my fave part of these is the underrated BGMs. Those tunes are engrained in my memory to this day (especially the one at 46:16) Thanks for the amazing watch! subbed! :D
THESE IS WHAT THE GAME CORNER/CASINO'S SHOULD HAVE IN THE MACHINES INSTEAD OF SAYING "OUT OF SERVICE" OR JUST HAVING THE SLOTS😭😭😭
I think you having a personal connection to the product makes this video all that much better.
Such a cool video! I love seeing the Pokémon e-Reader stuff explored in detail. Thanks for taking the time to make this!
I've long had a curiosity for these. Thanks for the video!
This is super informative and fascinating! Thank you! :)
You're welcome! I'm very happy people have found this video so useful
@@PSPMan it's super cool information too! :) I will definitely check your other vids layer
underrated video for sure!
this is amazing, just what i needed
23:33 Tyranitar is a very crowded card as it fits 3 attacks and a total of 9 energy balls
32:05 Of course we’re not blasting off today
34:07 Relic Hunter: I’m blasting off today!!!
36:10 Classical vibes sound nearly the same as Jigglypuff singing
36:30 ?!?!?!
I always wanted the ereader because my friend that had it lied and said that he got all the mythical and rare pokemon in ruby and sapphire with it but he just had a gameshark lol its funny to think that he was trying to lure me into buying a nintendo product for no reason, maybe he was disappointed
You definitely earned a subscriber with your hard work and well put together informative and entertaining video
Wow! Thank you so much, I've been taking a deep dive into e-Reader a fond accessory I had in my past. When I was young, I had one, the only games I remember having were Golf and Air Hockey. Then I used mine a bunch with pokemon. The only game I ever I played was the one it came with with with Machop. How the heck was I to ever figure out what other cards I needed let alone trade or track them down. I don't want to emulate it, I want to play on my Gamecube Gameboy Player, through my component cables into my PVM CRT. Really great set up for Mario Party E!
So given that, I am considering looking into what it would take to print my own reproduction's of the 3 sets with games as well as the 6 sets of Ruby/Sapphire cards. There is a pretty good tutorial on how to do it here on RUclips, you just need a printer that can do photo paper.
Or thanks to you I can cherry pick the ones I want to try to re-print! I like: Flower Power, Dream Eater, Mighty Tyranitar, Sneak and Snatch, Ditton LeapFrog, and Night Flight.
Also where is the link to your other channel? You should have that in your description :))
the link to the animations video is in a pinned comment
3:33 I believe the reason why not all the words that could be highlighted was because the same word was mentioned before on the text,
I'm a bit late for this, but you actually just have to press L and R to cycle between them
you're not late, I thought that was weird when I was making this video.
Really dope vid! Thanks for the deep dive!
This video is an amazing addition to the game history on RUclips. It tells so much more than any other video about the topic, with many cool hidden secrets and information. Thank you very much.
Broo thank you for making this video! Always wanted to take a loot at all the pokemon games. In my country nobody ever knew what an e-reader was but the codes on the card were definitely mysterious hahaha
I feel like this would've been far more successful if it had done something in game for the pokemon games, even though the Ereader needed to be in the gameslot to work and all, but they could've had quite a hit back in the day if it worked that way. I mean Pokemon Stadium was a fantastic hit since it had features that tied to the pokemon games, like being able to actually play a pokemon game on the TV. I remember loving that feature so much, seeing it on the TV and not on a dimly lit gameboy color was the best.
It'd be awesome if they could bring that back with a new system or whatever, perhaps try to fit the amiibo reader onto cards to be able to use the scan feature.
This is a really great video and I'm very happy that someone is covering this topic. As a current collector for the e-readers, I found this very helpful with its information. But there was one thing I couldn't help but notice. At the 1:20 Mark when explaining the ex team magma versus team aqua set your correction wasn't completely needed I could be wrong but there is a Squirtle in this set that has the dot code making the set have 9 dot code cards.
awesome video!! love how extensive it is
these minigames were sdooo fun!!!
I had those e-reader cards 💀 Never knew what those stuff under the card means untill now
Underrated channel
dude such a good video, you packed so much detail into this. a pleasure to have found this and ur channel
Don't know what this means -- but you said "all you need is Doduo and Dodrio" and I looked down at my DS (im playing soulsilver) and I was in a battle with a doduo, using a dodrio
Good stuff bro I didn't know these mini games existed.
Great video, really appreciated this one ✨
When Pokémon made the Celadon Game Corner unplayable in Let's Go because of the age rating and simulated gambling, they should have replaced the gambling machines with arcades where you could play some of the Pokémon e-Reader games. Specifically the ones without Gen 2 Pokémon.
Great video Man, you are a Legend ❤
Why the FUCK does the sonic underground theme SLAP???
You have to admit that Machop at Work's OST slaps!
Aqua POLIS
GBA Emulators have had link cable support for a rather long time now, even before your video came out. ^^;;
Yes, but thats not the same as the e-Reader. No$GBA has been around for a long time, and I remember back when I looked in high school it was the only one that had the capability I believe. The e-Reader emulation with card scanning support is still fairly new.
Nothing E Reader was sold in Europe what so ever so any content locked to them was lost though games like Dragon Quest 9 on DS had whole Extra Dungeons with bosses from older games in the series. But they made them like Event pokemon eg MEW so you had to be in a place on a certain date to get them or share them though the map sharing service which you left the game on in standby in your DS and it picked up data off other players doing the same so like the street pass function on 3DS but just for one game. Youc ould just gameshark the unlock uncontent since it was all on the cart itself.
Konami tried making a E Reader like device for Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer on Wii in 2010 but the reader was only sold in japan and scraped for the western version. But they is no footage of it begin used anywhere and it just used regular cards but not any Holo ones so seemed kinda useless. Though the Yu-Gi-Oh! Tag Force games on PSP had a simlar feature. In the game menus they is a option that works like the Monster Rancher games where you remove the UMD insert another one then Put games UMD in and it generates 3 copies of a certain card. You had to use ealier copys of Tag Force games to get the God cards playable in them.
yeah when I was doing the research for this video I was surprised that they had promotional stuff in Australia of all places but not the UK
keep in mind it never got released in Australia at all but the fact that they were going to baffles me
@@PSPMan Australia is counted as Europe and UK for video games so the Pal region. so any game bought there will work on UK and Europe consoles.
Starfy DS and wario Ware Twisted on GBA are two Nintendo developed games that was sold in Australia but never in Europe or UK though.
where can i find links to the dumped cards?
Google. I can't link that stuff on RUclips.
@@PSPMan thx, i found it. They are named with numbers so its hard to found what I want (I did a lot of trial and error with the emulator) for now doesn't work because the ink slip on the paper (I'm using the 10x15 standard glossy one) but I will find a way
just use mgba and load the raw code data in. its an option in the emulator. its what i did for this video
i would never print these out and try and do it physically
@@fiffy6572 do you know the name of the website where you found it? i tried to google the cards but to no luck.
Can you please make a Tutorial how e reader works on mgba, please. For some Reason the connect between two GBAs don't work for me. In Super Mario Advance 4 i can't choose Acces Sava although i connect this Game with e reader in two Screens.
The WiiU Virtual Console release as well as Switch Online's GBA lineup contains the e-Reader Levels for SMA4. I'd suggest looking there. That being said, I don't actually know how the e-reader multiplayer stuff works. I didn't use it for this video.
@@PSPMan But i want it not only for SMA4. I want that e Reader Function for other Games too. If you know how to use e Reader on mgba can you please make a Tutorial?
@@all-stargamer3333 unfortunately I can't. I made this video almost 2 years ago and I don't remember how this functionality works.
Love this
I wanna play the machoke game so bad
Aqua -polis lmao 🤣