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|logo=[[File:Nintendo mobile home.png|160px]]
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|caption=Homepage
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|provider=[[Nintendo]]
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|launched=October 17, 2005
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|enddate=March 2013
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|serviceprovided=Nintendo news, information, downloadable music
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|externallink=[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/etc/nintendomobile/ Official page (defunct)]
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''For the YouTube channel, see [[Nintendo Mobile (YouTube channel)]]. For mobile games produced or published by Nintendo, see [[List of smart device Nintendo games]]''
  
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'''Nintendo Mobile''' (Japanese: 任天堂モバイル or Nintendoモバイル) is a [[List of end of life Nintendo services|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.
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'''Nintendo Mobile''' (Japanese: 任天堂モバイル or Nintendoモバイル) is a [[List of end of life Nintendo services|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. The service ended in March 2013.<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/etc/nintendomobile/ Nintendo Mobile official page]</ref>
  
 
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.<ref>[https://www.inside-games.jp/article/img/2013/03/31/65206/361693.html Inside-Games.jp article]</ref>
 
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.<ref>[https://www.inside-games.jp/article/img/2013/03/31/65206/361693.html Inside-Games.jp article]</ref>
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==List of available content==
 
==List of available content==
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*[[Animal Crossing series]]
 
*[[Animal Crossing series]]
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*[[Donkey Kong series]]: Donkey Kong, game kaishi, Donkey Kong title BGM, BGM 2-men clear, hammer BGM, miss, radar BGM
 
*[[Donkey Kong series]]: Donkey Kong, game kaishi, Donkey Kong title BGM, BGM 2-men clear, hammer BGM, miss, radar BGM
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*[[Donkey Kong 3]]: Clear BGM A, miss
 
*[[Donkey Kong 3]]: Clear BGM A, miss
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*[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]: main theme
 
*[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]: main theme
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*[[Donkey Kong Jr.]]: 1-men clear, 1-men BGM, 1-men BGM (organ), Game Start, Donkey Kong Jr. title BGM, 4-men BGM
 
*[[Donkey Kong Jr.]]: 1-men clear, 1-men BGM, 1-men BGM (organ), Game Start, Donkey Kong Jr. title BGM, 4-men BGM
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*[[Doubutsu no Mori e+]]: Doubutsu no Mori e+ title, Doubutsu no Mori e+ organ
 
*[[Doubutsu no Mori e+]]: Doubutsu no Mori e+ title, Doubutsu no Mori e+ organ
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*[[Dr. Mario]]: Title BGM, Fever, Chill Chill Clear, Level 20 Hi-Clear (UFO) Ending
 
*[[Dr. Mario]]: Title BGM, Fever, Chill Chill Clear, Level 20 Hi-Clear (UFO) Ending
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*[[Fire Emblem series]]: Piano main theme<!--can be elaborated on as has description-->
 
*[[Fire Emblem series]]: Piano main theme<!--can be elaborated on as has description-->
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*[[Freshly Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]: Akinai Akimahen, Akinai Maido Ari, Uffun [unidentified], U~n, Duke de Gozaimasu!, Komachi no [???], 35 [unidentified], Chef [???], Tower Gyun Gyun, Chikomama no [???], Chinkle no [???]
 
*[[Freshly Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland]]: Akinai Akimahen, Akinai Maido Ari, Uffun [unidentified], U~n, Duke de Gozaimasu!, Komachi no [???], 35 [unidentified], Chef [???], Tower Gyun Gyun, Chikomama no [???], Chinkle no [???]
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*[[Kirby: Mass Attack!]]: title theme, conflict, Gyorome no Sensha
 
*[[Kirby: Mass Attack!]]: title theme, conflict, Gyorome no Sensha
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*[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]: Atchitchi Yama, Super High Way, Green Greens
 
*[[Kirby's Epic Yarn]]: Atchitchi Yama, Super High Way, Green Greens
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*[[Mario Bros.]]: Title BGM, miss, perfect
 
*[[Mario Bros.]]: Title BGM, miss, perfect
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*[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword]]: Master Sword, boss theme A, boss theme B, Ghirahim theme
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword]]: Master Sword, boss theme A, boss theme B, Ghirahim theme
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*[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]: Navi trackers: Course 1~ojou ga atta koyama, navigator sentaku, aka shishi hon senzen fanfare; Hyrule Adventure:
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]: Navi trackers: Course 1~ojou ga atta koyama, navigator sentaku, aka shishi hon senzen fanfare; Hyrule Adventure:
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*[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX]]: Kaze no Sakana no Uta ([???] version), Kaze no Sakana no Uta (Game Over version), title theme, unknown Tarin theme, Tal Tal Mountain theme, animals theme, field theme, Mābe no Mura
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX]]: Kaze no Sakana no Uta ([???] version), Kaze no Sakana no Uta (Game Over version), title theme, unknown Tarin theme, Tal Tal Mountain theme, animals theme, field theme, Mābe no Mura
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*[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]: [unidentified] guitar field main theme <!--includes description-->
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]: [unidentified] guitar field main theme <!--includes description-->
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*[[Mother 3]]: Ai no Theme (Japanese: ＭＯＴＨＥＲ３　愛のテーマ) (promotion<ref>[https://www.1101.com/MOTHER3/mobile.html 1101.com]/[[Hobonichi]]</ref>)
 
*[[Mother 3]]: Ai no Theme (Japanese: ＭＯＴＨＥＲ３　愛のテーマ) (promotion<ref>[https://www.1101.com/MOTHER3/mobile.html 1101.com]/[[Hobonichi]]</ref>)
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*[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]: Title theme, Underwater BGM (guitar arrangement)<!--includes description-->
 
*[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]: Title theme, Underwater BGM (guitar arrangement)<!--includes description-->
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*[[Nintendogs]]
 
*[[Nintendogs]]
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*[[Super Mario Bros.]]: Small Mario jump, kame o ketta toki, kame o funda toki, Game Over, Coin, chi Mario ni natta toki, Course Clear Fanfare, shiro BGM, Suichuu BGM, Suichuu BGM (organ), Time Up keikoku-on, Dai Mario jump, Dai Mario Fire Mario ni henshin, chika BGM, chijou BGM, chijou BGM (organ), chijou BGM (organ), Tsuru ga nobiru toki, fireball, player down, muteki BGM, muteki BGM (organ), World Clear fanfare
 
*[[Super Mario Bros.]]: Small Mario jump, kame o ketta toki, kame o funda toki, Game Over, Coin, chi Mario ni natta toki, Course Clear Fanfare, shiro BGM, Suichuu BGM, Suichuu BGM (organ), Time Up keikoku-on, Dai Mario jump, Dai Mario Fire Mario ni henshin, chika BGM, chijou BGM, chijou BGM (organ), chijou BGM (organ), Tsuru ga nobiru toki, fireball, player down, muteki BGM, muteki BGM (organ), World Clear fanfare
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*[[Super Mario 64]]:
 
*[[Super Mario 64]]:
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*[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]]: Ending
 
*[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]]: Ending
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*[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]
 
*[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]
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*[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]: Athletic BGM, Ending, organ, suichuu BGM, chika BGM, chijou BGM, toride no boss
 
*[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]: Athletic BGM, Ending, organ, suichuu BGM, chika BGM, chijou BGM, toride no boss
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*[[Super Mario Galaxy]]: 1-Up Mushroom
 
*[[Super Mario Galaxy]]: 1-Up Mushroom
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*[[Super Mario Sunshine]]: Dolpikku
 
*[[Super Mario Sunshine]]: Dolpikku
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*[[Super Mario World]]
 
*[[Super Mario World]]
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*[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]: Main theme
 
*[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]: Main theme
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==See also==
 
==See also==
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*[[Pokémon Hiroba]]
 
*[[Pokémate]] (for FOMA) (NTT Docomo) may not be directly linked) {{refneeded}}
 
*[[Pokémate]] (for FOMA) (NTT Docomo) may not be directly linked) {{refneeded}}
 
*[[Daigassou! Band Brothers P]]: This music game for Nintendo 3DS now has discontinued downloadable content
 
*[[Daigassou! Band Brothers P]]: This music game for Nintendo 3DS now has discontinued downloadable content
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 9 September 2024

Nintendo Mobile
Nintendo mobile home.png
Homepage
Provider: Nintendo
Launched: October 17, 2005
End of service: March 2013
Service provided: Nintendo news, information, downloadable music
Accessible by: Mobile phone (i-mode)
Website:
Official page (defunct)

For the YouTube channel, see Nintendo Mobile (YouTube channel). For mobile games produced or published by Nintendo, see List of smart device Nintendo games

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. The service ended in March 2013.[1]

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.[2]

List of available content

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Music

Main source 1/2. Incomplete details due to kanji are marked with "unidentified" or "???".

  • Donkey Kong series: Donkey Kong, game kaishi, Donkey Kong title BGM, BGM 2-men clear, hammer BGM, miss, radar BGM
  • Donkey Kong Jr.: 1-men clear, 1-men BGM, 1-men BGM (organ), Game Start, Donkey Kong Jr. title BGM, 4-men BGM
  • Dr. Mario: Title BGM, Fever, Chill Chill Clear, Level 20 Hi-Clear (UFO) Ending
  • Freshly Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland: Akinai Akimahen, Akinai Maido Ari, Uffun [unidentified], U~n, Duke de Gozaimasu!, Komachi no [???], 35 [unidentified], Chef [???], Tower Gyun Gyun, Chikomama no [???], Chinkle no [???]
  • The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX: Kaze no Sakana no Uta ([???] version), Kaze no Sakana no Uta (Game Over version), title theme, unknown Tarin theme, Tal Tal Mountain theme, animals theme, field theme, Mābe no Mura
  • Mother 3: Ai no Theme (Japanese: ＭＯＴＨＥＲ３　愛のテーマ) (promotion[3])
  • Super Mario Bros.: Small Mario jump, kame o ketta toki, kame o funda toki, Game Over, Coin, chi Mario ni natta toki, Course Clear Fanfare, shiro BGM, Suichuu BGM, Suichuu BGM (organ), Time Up keikoku-on, Dai Mario jump, Dai Mario Fire Mario ni henshin, chika BGM, chijou BGM, chijou BGM (organ), chijou BGM (organ), Tsuru ga nobiru toki, fireball, player down, muteki BGM, muteki BGM (organ), World Clear fanfare
  • Super Mario Bros. 3: Athletic BGM, Ending, organ, suichuu BGM, chika BGM, chijou BGM, toride no boss
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See also

References

  1. ↑ Nintendo Mobile official page
  2. ↑ Inside-Games.jp article
  3. ↑ 1101.com/Hobonichi
Nintendo online services
 • Famicom Network System (Famicom, 1988)
 • Satellaview (Super Famicom, 1995) (scheduled satellite broadcast/download, but not Internet)
 • Randnet (Nintendo 64DD 1999)
 • Mobile System GB (Game Boy Color/Game Boy Advance w/Mobile GB Adapter and mobile phone, 2001)  • Online Nintendo GameCube gameplay (Nintendo GameCube, w/GameCube Broadband Adapter/Modem Adapter, 2002)
 • Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (Wii, Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL optionally w/Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector, Nintendo DS & DSi Browser, 2006)
 • Nintendo Network (Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Web, 2012/3)
 • Nintendo Switch Online (2018; Nintendo Switch)
 • Websites (Nintendo web browser games)
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