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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-<?xml version="1.0"?>
+<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE softwarelist SYSTEM "softwarelist.dtd">
<!--
@@ -9383,8 +9383,8 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</software>
<software name="telefngp">
- <!-- Notes: This game uses an accessory called "Power Antenna", which is just a LED light connected
- to the GB accessories port. It is used ingame to simulate a mobile phone. -->
+ <!-- Notes: This game uses an accessory called "Power Antenna", which is just a LED light connected
+ to the GB accessories port. It is used ingame to simulate a mobile phone. -->
<description>Keitai Denjuu Telefang - Power Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>2000</year>
<publisher>Natsume</publisher>
@@ -12767,15 +12767,15 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="mobilglf">
<!-- Notes: GBC only.
- This game is compatible with the "Mobile System GB", a connected gaming system which uses an external adaptor
- for connecting to a mobile phone (named "Mobile Adaptor GB" [CGB-005]) and then to an external server.
- There are different models depending on the target cellular phone:
- * Blue adapter can be used by the digital cellular phone terminal PDC. (MAX 9600bps)
- * Yellow adapter can be used by the CDMAOne portable telephone. (MAX 14.4kbps)
- * Red adapter can be used by the DDI Pocket Telephone. (MAX 36.6kbps)
- * Green adapter (unreleased) can be used by the PHS (Astel, NTT DoCoMo).
- Internally, the "Mobile Adaptor GB" features a ML7060-01P ARM (internal ROM, if any, is undumped), and was
- manufactured by Mitsumi. -->
+ This game is compatible with the "Mobile System GB", a connected gaming system which uses an external adaptor
+ for connecting to a mobile phone (named "Mobile Adaptor GB" [CGB-005]) and then to an external server.
+ There are different models depending on the target cellular phone:
+ * Blue adapter can be used by the digital cellular phone terminal PDC. (MAX 9600bps)
+ * Yellow adapter can be used by the CDMAOne portable telephone. (MAX 14.4kbps)
+ * Red adapter can be used by the DDI Pocket Telephone. (MAX 36.6kbps)
+ * Green adapter (unreleased) can be used by the PHS (Astel, NTT DoCoMo).
+ Internally, the "Mobile Adaptor GB" features a ML7060-01P ARM (internal ROM, if any, is undumped), and was
+ manufactured by Mitsumi. -->
<description>Mobile Golf (Jpn)</description>
<year>2001</year>
<publisher>Nintendo</publisher>
@@ -12801,15 +12801,15 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<!-- when it checks for the connection, it checks for a value of 06 in C27D -->
<software name="mobiltrn" supported="partial">
<!-- Notes: GBC only.
- This game is compatible with the "Mobile System GB", a connected gaming system which uses an external adaptor
- for connecting to a mobile phone (named "Mobile Adaptor GB" [CGB-005]) and then to an external server.
- There are different models depending on the target cellular phone:
- * Blue adapter can be used by the digital cellular phone terminal PDC. (MAX 9600bps)
- * Yellow adapter can be used by the CDMAOne portable telephone. (MAX 14.4kbps)
- * Red adapter can be used by the DDI Pocket Telephone. (MAX 36.6kbps)
- * Green adapter (unreleased) can be used by the PHS (Astel, NTT DoCoMo).
- Internally, the "Mobile Adaptor GB" features a ML7060-01P ARM (internal ROM, if any, is undumped), and was
- manufactured by Mitsumi. -->
+ This game is compatible with the "Mobile System GB", a connected gaming system which uses an external adaptor
+ for connecting to a mobile phone (named "Mobile Adaptor GB" [CGB-005]) and then to an external server.
+ There are different models depending on the target cellular phone:
+ * Blue adapter can be used by the digital cellular phone terminal PDC. (MAX 9600bps)
+ * Yellow adapter can be used by the CDMAOne portable telephone. (MAX 14.4kbps)
+ * Red adapter can be used by the DDI Pocket Telephone. (MAX 36.6kbps)
+ * Green adapter (unreleased) can be used by the PHS (Astel, NTT DoCoMo).
+ Internally, the "Mobile Adaptor GB" features a ML7060-01P ARM (internal ROM, if any, is undumped), and was
+ manufactured by Mitsumi. -->
<description>Mobile Trainer (Jpn)</description>
<year>2001</year>
<publisher>Nintendo</publisher>
@@ -13970,8 +13970,8 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="networka">
<!-- Notes: GBC only
- This game uses an accessory (same hardware as the Telefang "Power Antenna" but on differently shaped plastic case),
- which is just a LED light connected to the GB accessories port. -->
+ This game uses an accessory (same hardware as the Telefang "Power Antenna" but on differently shaped plastic case),
+ which is just a LED light connected to the GB accessories port. -->
<description>Network Boukenki Bugsite - Alpha Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>2001</year>
<publisher>Smilesoft</publisher>
@@ -13990,8 +13990,8 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="networkb">
<!-- Notes: GBC only
- This game uses an accessory (same hardware as the Telefang "Power Antenna" but on differently shaped plastic case),
- which is just a LED light connected to the GB accessories port. -->
+ This game uses an accessory (same hardware as the Telefang "Power Antenna" but on differently shaped plastic case),
+ which is just a LED light connected to the GB accessories port. -->
<description>Network Boukenki Bugsite - Beta Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>2001</year>
<publisher>Smilesoft</publisher>
@@ -14996,7 +14996,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="pockfam2">
<!-- Notes: GBC only.
- The game cart has an integrated speaker and a replaceable battery (CR2025). -->
+ The game cart has an integrated speaker and a replaceable battery (CR2025). -->
<description>Pocket Family GB2 (Jpn)</description>
<year>1999</year>
<publisher>Hudson Soft</publisher>
@@ -15055,7 +15055,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</dataarea>
</part>
</software>
-
+
<software name="pockgtp" cloneof="pockrace">
<description>Pocket GT (Eur, Prototype?)</description>
<year>1999</year>
@@ -15686,7 +15686,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="pokecardj" cloneof="pokecard">
<!-- Notes: SGB enhanced.
- This game uses an integrated (on-cart) IR port por connected multiplayer gameplay. -->
+ This game uses an integrated (on-cart) IR port por connected multiplayer gameplay. -->
<description>Pokémon Card GB (Jpn)</description>
<year>1998</year>
<publisher>Nintendo</publisher>
@@ -17687,11 +17687,11 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</software>
<software name="robopspc">
- <!-- Notes: GBC only..
- Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
- multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
- port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
- The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
+ <!-- Notes: GBC only..
+ Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
+ multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
+ port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
+ The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
<description>Robot Ponkottsu - Comic Bom Bom Special Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>1999?</year>
<publisher>Hudson Soft</publisher>
@@ -17715,11 +17715,11 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</software>
<software name="robopmon">
- <!-- Notes: SGB enhanced.
- Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
- multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
- port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
- The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
+ <!-- Notes: SGB enhanced.
+ Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
+ multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
+ port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
+ The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
<description>Robot Ponkottsu - Moon Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>1999</year>
<publisher>Hudson Soft</publisher>
@@ -17744,11 +17744,11 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</software>
<software name="robopstr">
- <!-- Notes: SGB enhanced.
- Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
- multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
- port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
- The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
+ <!-- Notes: SGB enhanced.
+ Supports "GBKiss". "GBKiss" is an integrated infrared port for cart-to-cart
+ multiplayer play, but also for PC connection with the "GBKISS LINK" (Hudson Soft model No. HC-749), a parallel
+ port (DB25) modem/adaptor for PC-DOS for transfering files between the game and a computer.
+ The cart also has an integrated speaker (conns PE1 and PE2 on the PCB). -->
<description>Robot Ponkottsu - Star Version (Jpn)</description>
<year>1998</year>
<publisher>Hudson Soft</publisher>
@@ -18246,7 +18246,7 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
</software>
<software name="sakura">
- <!-- Notes: GBC only, 10 variant packs got released!
+ <!-- Notes: GBC only, 10 variant packs got released!
This game is compatible with an external pedometer named "Pocket Sakura" (same hardware as the Pokémon Pikachu Color / Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS pedometer)
wich connects to the GBC via the console's IR port -->
<description>Sakura Taisen GB - Geki Hana Gumi Nyuutai! (Jpn)</description>
@@ -23511,11 +23511,11 @@ Unreleased (music source code exists, possibly no prototypes exist)
<software name="zokzok">
<!-- Notes: GBC only.
- Zok Zok Heroes works with an external peripheral that acts like a motion controller.
- Internally, this device has a weighted analog joystick that moves when you shake the device.
- It has a Fujitsu MB89135L (undumped), four leds, a speaker and an IR emitter.
- It connects with the Game Boy using the console IR, but just one way (device to console).
- The peripheral device is named "Furu Changer". -->
+ Zok Zok Heroes works with an external peripheral that acts like a motion controller.
+ Internally, this device has a weighted analog joystick that moves when you shake the device.
+ It has a Fujitsu MB89135L (undumped), four leds, a speaker and an IR emitter.
+ It connects with the Game Boy using the console IR, but just one way (device to console).
+ The peripheral device is named "Furu Changer". -->
<description>Zok Zok Heroes (Jpn)</description>
<year>2000</year>
<publisher>Media Factory</publisher>