The Japanese version of the Card-e series of Super Mario Bros. 3 was also released in two series, but they were distributed in trading card game style small packs with random cards.

Luigi Power Up! is a Japan-exclusive e-Reader card in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. Released in Series 1 in Japan, it gives Luigi his scuttle ability from Super Mario Bros. 2 and ...

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. Try to guess the video game: In the input field, type a question that could be answered "yes" or "no".

Mario Advance 4 uses e-Reader cards to unlock new features and provide support on your quest. While playing the main Mario 3 game, reading a card encoded with a particular item will add that item ...

Aware that the European version of Mario Advance 4 just locked E-reader out, but could be enabled with a corrupted save, but you have to question how much different bytes there are between the US ...

Super Mario Advance 4 Updated Impressions We glean some more info about the upcoming GBA port of Super Mario Bros. 3. By Brad Shoemaker on July 9, 2003 at 9:55AM PDT ...

When Nintendo launched Super Mario Bros. 3 on the Game Boy Advance under the rather misleading title Super Mario Advance 4, ... using the optional e-Reader accessory and a set of special cards. ...

Why would anyone put their money into a GBA e-Reader and a remake of Super Mario Bros. 3, a game that everyone on Earth already has? The video after the break makes a pretty good case for why ...

These 30 levels were included in the Game Boy Advance release of Super Mario Bros. 3 (which was also confusingly titled Super Mario Advance 4). But these levels were hidden away and not normally ...

The cards will open up new levels and features that will add new challenges to the classic game. Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario bros. 3 is currently slated to ship this fall.