I don't have much to offer cause i got my game yesterday, but could someone help me out. If you want i got oranges, and i got some spare shirts and junk lying around. i'd be happy if someone could help! To repay i could help you in WW and CF cause im like, the boss in those games

I have peaches and apples and would like to trade for oranges.
Lots of junk lying around too since I've been buying out Nook everyday to get stuff in my catalog.
(only been playing this version 5 days or so)

Is it even trade able? if it is i'll trade for it!

Ice Climbers is an un-tradable item. The only ways to obtain this item is to either pay for an Action Replay for your GameCube (not recommended) or to get the actual e-Card, e-Reader, and GameBoy Advance/Gameboy Advance SP, and a Gamecube to GameBoy Advance Link Cable

I cannot explain the Action Replay, but I can explain e-Cards.


An e-Card is an actual item in real life, a long time ago when the game was first released in America, they (Nintendo) sold packets of cards, (e-Cards) And they also sold e-Readers. Each e-Card had a 'dot code' on the back of it, when you used the e-Reader with the GameBoy Advance/GameBoy Advance SP you would scan the dot code, sometimes this would unlock the a game to play on the GameBoy or sometimes you could connect the Gameboy e-Reader with your GameCube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable and you could get exclusive items (i.e. Ice Climbers NES). Although without a GameCube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable on Animal Crossing e-Cards you could still get some items, they had mini-games on the e-Cards and if you scanned Animal Crossing Character cards (e-Cards with Characters) and picked a certain one and 'won' the mini-game it would give you a code. You would then give the code to Tom Nook who would give you the item. Although if you only had the e-Cards most of the Character Cards had these codes too.

Their were a total of 5 different types of Animal Crossing e-Cards:
Character Cards - Had the Characters picture on it, with dot codes for e-Reader, plus a code for the game if you didn't own a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable/Gameboy Advance/e-Reader.

Design Cards - Had a design on them. If you had a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable with a Gameboy Advance and an e-Reader you could scan the dot code on the back and it would give you the design on the card. If you didn't have a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable/Gameboy Advance/e-Reader you could simply the design on the card (tedious, I know).

Town Tune Cards - Had a Town Tune on them (most were just songs from K. K. Slider). They contained a dot code on them, when scanned would give you that Town Tune. If you didn't have a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable/Gameboy Advance/e-Reader you could simply copy the Town Tune that was printed on the back of the e-Card.

Player Cards - Contained a players picture on the front with 2 dot codes on the back, when scanned with an e-Reader you could play a mini-game, then scan a Character Card and if you choose the correct one you would be given a code, you then can give this code to Tom Nook, who would then give you the item. If you didn't have a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable/Gameboy Advance/e-Reader these cards could not be used.

NES Cards (Rare)  - These cards required a Gamecube to Gameboy Advance Link Cable, GameBoy Advance and e-Reader, you would scan the dot code on the back and when you scan it Tom Nook would send you a letter containing the NES. This NES could not be obtained anywhere else in the game (excluding hacking). These NES's also cannot be obtained using Universal Codes as none of them exist for these.

You can buy these cards from e-Bay if someone is selling them.

The Online Nintendo Store is currently selling one pack which is the Animal Crossing-e Card Pack - Series 4 Since these cards are no longer in production, they only have a limited amount of these, They are pretty cheap to ($3.29 U.S./ about 2.45€ [euros]) So get them while they still have them!

O.o e-cards are complex....

It's pretty simple, but it requires various systems, it's not as complex as it seems though.

There are only two NES game cards, right?

There are only 2 cards, but there's also the two games you can only get if you have an AR (one is LoZ, the other is Super Mario Bros)

There are a total of 2 NES cards,Mario Bros. and Ice Climber along with 2 unobtainable NES games that you can't get through normal gameplay. These to games (Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros) can be obtained from hacking.

"Ice Climbers is an un-tradable item. The only ways to obtain this item is to either pay for an Action Replay for your GameCube (not recommended)"

i have an action replay and i use it all the time.Nothing has happened to the game actually.......

I never said it would destroy your game, but their are drawbacks, which is why I said it wasn't recommended.