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'''Mobile System GB''' was an online video game service by Mobile21 (a joint venture between Nintendo and Konami) for Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance systems connected to a mobile phone, with a cable known as the Mobile GB Adapter. | '''Mobile System GB''' was an online video game service by Mobile21 (a joint venture between Nintendo and Konami) for Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance systems connected to a mobile phone, with a cable known as the Mobile GB Adapter. | ||
The only [[Sanrio]] related game that officially supported the Mobile GB Adapter was [[Hello Kitty no Happy House]] for the Game Boy Color where the service was used to send mail and furniture | The only [[Sanrio]] related game that officially supported the Mobile GB Adapter was [[Hello Kitty no Happy House]] for the Game Boy Color where the service was used to send mail and furniture<ref>[http://www.geocities.jp/rikkyjp/ope/kity.html Rikkyjp's Mobile GB Adapter plaza]</ref>, however the melodies of some music tracks are shared between [[Hello Kitty Pocket Camera]] and "Mobile Trainer" (see below section). | ||
==Mobile GB Adapter== | ==Mobile GB Adapter== | ||
The '''Mobile GB Adapter'''<ref>[https://archive.is/o56o4 Archived page of Iwata Asks: Personal Trainer Walking, mentioning the peripheral as the "Mobile GB Adapter"]</ref>, also known as the '''Mobile Adapter GB''' (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) is an obscure gaming peripheral for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Game Boy Color]], [[Game Boy Advance]] and [[Game Boy Advance SP]] systems. | The '''Mobile GB Adapter'''<ref>[https://archive.is/o56o4 Archived page of Iwata Asks: Personal Trainer Walking, mentioning the peripheral as the "Mobile GB Adapter"]</ref>, also known as the '''Mobile Adapter GB''' (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) is an obscure gaming peripheral for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Game Boy Color]], [[Game Boy Advance]] and [[Game Boy Advance SP]] systems. | ||
The Mobile GB Adapter would connect to Mobile System GB via Japanese mobile phones in which it could be used for various online services such as sending and receiving email (through software such as | The Mobile GB Adapter would connect to Mobile System GB via Japanese mobile phones in which it could be used for various online services such as sending and receiving email (through software such as '''Mobile Trainer''' that was originally packaged with the peripheral and was used to set up the system) or paid online battles in the Japanese version of [https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_Crystal Pokémon Crystal]. | ||
Sprite in Hello Kitty no Happy House: | Sprite in Hello Kitty no Happy House: | ||
[[File:Mobile Adapter sprite.png]] | [[File:Mobile Adapter sprite.png]] | ||
The setup software for the adapter (Mobile Trainer) features at least two tracks that were planned in a different form in Hello Kitty Pocket Camera; see the following articles for more information: | |||
*[[Soundtrack of Hello Kitty Pocket Camera/Title screen theme Mobile Trainer arrangement]] | |||
*[[Soundtrack of Hello Kitty Pocket Camera/Copy screen theme Mobile Trainer arrangement]] | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Video game peripherals]] | [[Category:Video game peripherals]] | ||
[[Category:Hello Kitty no Happy House]] | [[Category:Hello Kitty no Happy House]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 29 September 2021
Mobile System GB was an online video game service by Mobile21 (a joint venture between Nintendo and Konami) for Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance systems connected to a mobile phone, with a cable known as the Mobile GB Adapter.
The only Sanrio related game that officially supported the Mobile GB Adapter was Hello Kitty no Happy House for the Game Boy Color where the service was used to send mail and furniture[1], however the melodies of some music tracks are shared between Hello Kitty Pocket Camera and "Mobile Trainer" (see below section).
Mobile GB Adapter
The Mobile GB Adapter[2], also known as the Mobile Adapter GB (Japanese: モバイルアダプタＧＢ) is an obscure gaming peripheral for Nintendo's Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP systems.
The Mobile GB Adapter would connect to Mobile System GB via Japanese mobile phones in which it could be used for various online services such as sending and receiving email (through software such as Mobile Trainer that was originally packaged with the peripheral and was used to set up the system) or paid online battles in the Japanese version of Pokémon Crystal.
Sprite in Hello Kitty no Happy House:
The setup software for the adapter (Mobile Trainer) features at least two tracks that were planned in a different form in Hello Kitty Pocket Camera; see the following articles for more information:
- Soundtrack of Hello Kitty Pocket Camera/Title screen theme Mobile Trainer arrangement
- Soundtrack of Hello Kitty Pocket Camera/Copy screen theme Mobile Trainer arrangement
