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The '''Pokémon mini''' was a handheld game console by Nintendo based on a custom Epson S1C88 processor. It used ROM cartridges for | The '''Pokémon mini''' was a handheld game console by Nintendo based on a custom Epson S1C88 processor. It used 512 KiB ROM cartridges for software. | ||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
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Checksums for this system are CRC32 Measured from $2100 to EOF. The ROM size specified includes the initial 0x2100 bytes but the checksum ignores them (because the system does). | Checksums for this system are CRC32 Measured from $2100 to EOF. The ROM size specified includes the initial 0x2100 bytes but the checksum ignores them (because the system does). | ||
All official games use a standard development library called [[Pokemon mini:MINLIB|MINLIB]]. | |||
==Emulators== | ==Emulators== | ||
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* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/pokemini/ PokeMini] (most accurate at the moment) | * [https://sourceforge.net/projects/pokemini/ PokeMini] (most accurate at the moment) | ||
* [https://minimon.scyl.us/ MiniMon] remake - browser app | * [https://minimon.scyl.us/ MiniMon] remake - browser app | ||
* [https://github.com/shonumi/gbe-plus GBE+] - only one with IR support | |||
==ROM Images== | ==ROM Images== | ||
Revision as of 23:41, 22 February 2022
The Pokémon mini was a handheld game console by Nintendo based on a custom Epson S1C88 processor. It used 512 KiB ROM cartridges for software.
Games
Checksums for this system are CRC32 Measured from $2100 to EOF. The ROM size specified includes the initial 0x2100 bytes but the checksum ignores them (because the system does).
All official games use a standard development library called MINLIB.
Emulators
In order of release.
- PokeKaMini (discontinued)
- MiniMon (discontinued)
- PokemonMiniX (discontinued) - Xbox port of MiniMon
- PokeMini (most accurate at the moment)
- MiniMon remake - browser app
- GBE+ - only one with IR support
ROM Images
Pokémon mini ROM images have the extension .min
Colorization files for use with PokeMini have the extension .minc
External Links
- Pokemon-mini.net (community website)