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Revision as of 20:42, 15 December 2021
The 64GB Cable (not to be confused with 64GB Pack; the Japanese name for the Transfer Pak), possibly short for Nintendo 64-Game Boy Cable is an unreleased Nintendo peripheral in development by Marigul Management.
The cable is theorized to be related to both the cancelled MBC4 mapper and the Randnet service, and was intended to enable a separate monitor using both the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy, similar to the later released Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable and the Wii U Game Pad.
Supported software
- Possibly Cabbage (unreleased)
- DT: Lords of Genomes (cancelled support)
- Possibly cancelled support with Mario Artist: Paint Studio and Game Boy Printer Color, GB Printer Cartridge
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