 The NES version was included as a piece of furniture in "Animal Crossing" for the GameCube, along with many other NES games, though this one required the use of a Nintendo e-Reader, a Game Boy Advance accessory, and a North America-exclusive "Animal Crossing" e-Card.This version was later re-released in the second series of NES e-Cards, and was even re-released through the Famicom Mini series in Japan.An improved port called was released in Japan for the Family Computer Disk System, with added features and revisions to gameplay.