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Revision as of 16:15, 18 December 2019
Nintendo Mobile (Japanese: 任天堂モバイル or Nintendoモバイル) is a discontinued Nintendo service for mobile phones, and phone web browser. It would use technology known as "i-Mode", allowing the user to connect to special Nintendo pages or download content online, similar to its predecessor Mobile System GB. The service began on October 17, 2005 in collaboration between Nintendo and Omron Entertainment.
In addition to offering downloadable content, it showcased the latest Nintendo news. This service, though obscure, has lasted up to the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U eras.[1]
List of available content
Music
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See also
- Pokémate (for FOMA) (NTT Docomo) may not be directly linked) [citation needed]
- Daigassou! Band Brothers P: This music game for Nintendo 3DS now has discontinued downloadable content
