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'''MMM01''' is an officially licensed Game Boy mapper chip and memory bank controller. It is considered a "metamapper", providing a boot menu before the player selects the game, after which a separate functionality is used for that game (such as which memory banks are available within the game). | '''MMM01''' is an officially licensed Game Boy mapper chip and memory bank controller. It is considered a "metamapper", providing a boot menu before the player selects the game, after which a separate functionality is used for that game (such as which memory banks are available within the game). | ||
| − | It is loosely similar to the [[G-MMC1]], used by the first-party [[GB Memory]] cartridge, except the games which use MMM01 did not involve writing new games on to the cartridge. | + | It is loosely similar to the [[G-MMC1]], used by the first-party [[GB Memory]] cartridge, except the games which use MMM01 did not involve writing new games on to the cartridge.<ref>[https://mgba-emu.github.io/gbdoc/ MGBA Github Game Boy documentation]</ref> |
==Nintendo-published games which use it== | ==Nintendo-published games which use it== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 21 December 2021
MMM01 is an officially licensed Game Boy mapper chip and memory bank controller. It is considered a "metamapper", providing a boot menu before the player selects the game, after which a separate functionality is used for that game (such as which memory banks are available within the game).
It is loosely similar to the G-MMC1, used by the first-party GB Memory cartridge, except the games which use MMM01 did not involve writing new games on to the cartridge.[1]
Nintendo-published games which use it
- None (only third party; Momotaro Collection 2 and Taito Variety Pack are known examples)
