10 Random Games from 2001 - Mobile Golf

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Mobile Golf (2001)
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Mobile Golf is the spiritual successor to Mario Golf and was developed by Camelot Software and released exclusively on the Game Boy Color. Mobile Golf made use of the Mobile Adapter GB for multiplayer, this was also how some of the games characters are unlocked, the Mobile Adapter GB however was discontinued by Nintendo in 2002 making it impossible to legitimately unlocks these characters.



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