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The '''Mobile Game Boy Adapter''', known in Japan as the '''Mobile Adapter GB''' (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) describes a cable used to connect to mobile phones for the [[Mobile System GB]] service. Some of its most popular uses were for the Japanese Version of [[Pokémon Crystal Version]], [[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]] and [[Mobile Golf]]. | The '''Mobile Game Boy Adapter''', known in Japan as the '''Mobile Adapter GB''' (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) describes a cable used to connect to mobile phones for the [[Mobile System GB]] service. Some of its most popular uses were for the Japanese Version of [[Pokémon Crystal Version]], [[Mario Kart: Super Circuit]] and [[Mobile Golf]]. | ||
| − | The Mobile Game Boy Adapter was packaged with an application known as [[Mobile Trainer]], which was used to configure the system. There is also a bundle which includes the adapter and Mobile Golf. | + | The Mobile Game Boy Adapter was packaged with an application known as [[Mobile Trainer]], which was used to configure the system and included the [[Mobile Home Page]] and its special web browser. There is also a bundle which includes the adapter and Mobile Golf. |
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Revision as of 15:02, 11 November 2019
The Mobile Game Boy Adapter, known in Japan as the Mobile Adapter GB (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) describes a cable used to connect to mobile phones for the Mobile System GB service. Some of its most popular uses were for the Japanese Version of Pokémon Crystal Version, Mario Kart: Super Circuit and Mobile Golf.
The Mobile Game Boy Adapter was packaged with an application known as Mobile Trainer, which was used to configure the system and included the Mobile Home Page and its special web browser. There is also a bundle which includes the adapter and Mobile Golf.
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• 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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