In Japan, while most cards were still released within two series, things worked differently. While most copies only came with two cards, copies purchased at Wal-Mart early on came with an additional five cards. However, a few cards were included with brand new copies of the game. The majority of the cards were released in two series (sets) of cards. Note that only 32 levels can be saved on the game at a time, and up to 73 levels can be listed. Level Cards upload a brand-new level into the game, which can be played in World-e.Demo Cards play a movie of Mario speedrunning through a level, collecting enough coins in a certain level to trigger a White Mushroom House, or racking up numerous 1-Up Mushrooms via a special trick.

A variant type of Power-Up Cards are Switch Cards, which will trigger something in the game upon being scanned. There is no limit as to how many times an item card can be used. Power-Up Cards upload an item (or a set of items) into either Mario or Luigi's inventory.These are the types of cards that were released: This feature is normally absent in the European version of the game, but it can be enabled using a cheat device. Upon scanning in one of three types of cards, something will then be triggered in the game. 3 features e-Reader compatibility, in that it can link up to a second Game Boy Advance with an e-Reader. Artwork on the back of each type of card: Power-Up Cards, Demo Cards, and Level Cards

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