[Collections] Pokémon Mini Collections ROM Download

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Pokémon Mini Collections ROM Description

This collection contains all the ROM files we found on the Internet for the Pokémon Mini Collections system. It is still being completed.

To play these ROM files, you need to use a compatible emulator. Currently, there are several Pokémon Mini emulators, such as:

• Pokémon Mini Emulator (Windows, macOS and Linux)
• RetroMesh
• Pokémon Mini No$gmb

The list of games includes:

• [BIOS] Nintendo Pokemon Mini (World)
• Lunch Time (USA) (GameCube)
• Pichu Bros. Mini – Hoppip’s Jump Match (Japan) (Preview)
• Pichu Bros. Mini – Netsukikyuu (Japan) (Preview)
• Pichu Bros. Mini – Skateboard (Japan) (Preview)
• Pokemon Anime Card Daisakusen (Japan)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Baseline Judge (Europe) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Baseline Judge (Japan) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Baseline Judge (USA) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Chansey’s Dribble (Europe) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Pikachu’s Rocket Start (Europe) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Ricochet Dribble (Japan) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Ricochet Dribble (USA) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Rocket Start (USA) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini – Slowking’s Judge (Europe) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Party Mini (Europe)
• Pokemon Party Mini (Japan)
• Pokemon Party Mini (USA)
• Pokemon Pinball Mini (Japan) (Preview)
• Pokemon Pinball Mini (Japan)
• Pokemon Pinball Mini (USA) (GameCube Preview)
• Pokemon Pinball Mini (USA, Europe)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (France) (GameCube Preview)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (France)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (Germany) (GameCube Preview)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (Germany)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (Japan) (GameCube)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (Japan)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (USA) (GameCube Preview)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection (USA, Europe)
• Pokemon Puzzle Collection Vol. 2 (Japan)
• Pokemon Race Mini (Japan) (Preview)
• Pokemon Race Mini (Japan)
• Pokemon Shock Tetris (Japan)
• Pokemon Sodateyasan Mini (Japan)
• Pokemon Tetris (Europe) (En,Ja,Fr)
• Pokemon Zany Cards (France)
• Pokemon Zany Cards (Germany)
• Pokemon Zany Cards (USA, Europe)
• Snorlax’s Lunch Time (Europe) (GameCube)
• Snorlax’s Lunch Time (Japan) (GameCube)
• Togepi no Daibouken (Japan) (Preview)
• Togepi no Daibouken (Japan)

Additional information

Designed and produced by Nintendo, the portable gaming console Pokémon Mini (stylized Pokémon Mini) is based on the Pokémon media franchise. Weighting slightly under two and a half ounces (70 grams), it is the smallest gaming system Nintendo has ever created with replaceable cartridges. First published in North America on November 16, 2001, it subsequently made appearances in Japan on December 14, 2001, and Europe on March 15, 2002. The systems came in three colors: Smoochum Purple, Chikorita Green, and Wooper Blue.

An internal real-time clock, an infrared connector used to enable multiplayer gameplay, an accelerometer, and a vibrator used to provide force feedback are among the features of the Pokémon Mini. Via console emulation, the Nintendo GameCube game Pokémon Channel offers playable versions of various Pokémon mini-games. Additionally incorporated into the game is Snorlax’s Lunch Time, a Pokémon Channel exclusive. Some games, including Togipis Adventure, were exclusively published in Japan.

Using the aforementioned emulator in Pokémon Channel, some hackers have reverse-engineered the Pokémon mini to enable the development of homebrew games and let official games be played on other platforms (such as a PC, Dreamcast, and several others).