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| − | Mobile21 produced one of the most complex [[Memory Bank Controller]] | + | Mobile21 produced a game using one of the most complex [[Memory Bank Controller]]s, Net de Get Minigame @ 100 which uses [[MBC6 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC6]]. There are no other MBC6 games. What makes it special is using flash memory to download games with internal [[Mobile System GB]] commands, (for 100 yen each it's believed) but the service is long discontinued, so even today many of the downloadable games may not be documented on the Internet. |
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Latest revision as of 10:05, 5 October 2022
Mobile21 was a company that was jointly owned by Nintendo and Konami. The company worked to create various titles, some of which supported the Mobile GB Adapter.
Works
| Platform | Release | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Game Boy Color | 2001 | Net de Get Minigame @100 |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Jurassic Park III: Island Attack |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Doraemon: Midori no Wakusei Doki Doki Daikyuushuutsu! (2001) |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Gradius Galaxies |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Mobile Professional Baseball (2001) |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | EX Monopoly (2001) |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Monster Guardians |
| Game Boy Advance | 2001 | Tanbi Musou: Meine Liebe |
| Game Boy Advance | 2002 | AirForce Delta Storm |
| Game Boy Advance | 2002 | Koro Koro Puzzle Happy Panechu! |
| Game Boy Advance | 2002 | Mail de Cute (2002) |
Notes
Mobile21 produced a game using one of the most complex Memory Bank Controllers, Net de Get Minigame @ 100 which uses MBC6. There are no other MBC6 games. What makes it special is using flash memory to download games with internal Mobile System GB commands, (for 100 yen each it's believed) but the service is long discontinued, so even today many of the downloadable games may not be documented on the Internet.
