e-reader
Designer	Nintendo, HAL Laboratory, Creatures, Olympus Optical
Publisher	Nintendo
Media	cards containing dot code
Release date	JP: December 2001 NA: September 2002
Added to museum	September 18, 2017

The e-Reader (カードeリーダー, card e-reader) was a device by Nintendo utilizing dot code technology created by Olympus Optical. It was a peripheral for the Game Boy Advance that would read a barcode on cards, which would allow the device to play games, unlock features in games, or play Nintendo Entertainment System games through an emulator contained in the read only memory of the device.

The following table lists the e-Reader games owned by the WEC Museum.

Title	Image	Developer	Released	Date Added to the Museum	Notes
Air Hockey-e		Nintendo	2002	January 20, 2018	A one card air hockey game for the e-Reader that was given out for free at Toys R Us stores in 2002.
Balloon Fight-e		Nintendo	2002	January 20, 2018	A five card game for the Nintendo Entertainment System emulator on the e-Reader.
Baseball-e		Nintendo	2002	January 20, 2018	A five card game for the Nintendo Entertainment System emulator on the e-Reader.
Donkey Kong-e		Nintendo	2002	January 20, 2018	A five card game for the Nintendo Entertainment System emulator on the e-Reader.
Manhole-e		Nintendo	2002	September 18, 2017	A one card remake of the Game & Watch game, Manhole, for the e-Reader.
Tennis-e		Nintendo	2002	January 20, 2018	A five card game for the Nintendo Entertainment System emulator on the e-Reader.