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'''Mobile System GB''' ([[ | '''Mobile System GB''' ([[nwiki:Mobile System GB]]) is a Japan-only discontinued online service requiring a Game Boy Color system (Game Boy Advance also supported), a cable known as the Mobile Game Boy Adapter (also known as Mobile Adapter GB within Japan) and a Japanese mobile phone. | ||
The service was a collaboration between [[Nintendo]] and Konami and their formed joint venture Mobile21 and the server was located at gameboy.datacenter.ne.jp via the Nintendo Network Service Development subsidiary. | The service was a collaboration between [[Nintendo]] and Konami and their formed joint venture Mobile21 and the server was located at gameboy.datacenter.ne.jp via the Nintendo Network Service Development subsidiary. | ||
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Mobile System GB (nwiki:Mobile System GB) is a Japan-only discontinued online service requiring a Game Boy Color system (Game Boy Advance also supported), a cable known as the Mobile Game Boy Adapter (also known as Mobile Adapter GB within Japan) and a Japanese mobile phone.
The service was a collaboration between Nintendo and Konami and their formed joint venture Mobile21 and the server was located at gameboy.datacenter.ne.jp via the Nintendo Network Service Development subsidiary.
The only Wars series game to support it was Game Boy Wars 3. Using the service, it was possible to download new maps designed by gaming magazine editor(s) and mercenaries.
The service was discontinued on December 14, 2002.
