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'''MBC5''' is a licensed [[Game Boy]] chip and the last widely used Game Boy MBC mapper, supporting larger file-size ROMs than before. Although the [[MBC6 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC6]] exists, it was only used in one known game.
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'''MBC5''' is a licensed [[Game Boy]] chip by various manufacturers such as [[Sharp]], [[Texas Instruments]], [[ROHM]], [[OKI]] and [[Nintendo]], and the last widely used Game Boy MBC mapper, supporting larger file-size ROMs than before. Although the [[MBC6 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC6]] exists, it was only used in one known game. A [[MBC7 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC7]] exists as well; too, few games would use it.
  
 
MBC5 supports up to a 8MiB ROM, and 128KiB RAM (twice the RAM as before). MBC5 supports tighter CGB [[Double Speed Mode]] timing not fully supported in earlier memory bank controllers.<ref>[https://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Memory_Bank_Controllers#MBC5_.28max_8MByte_ROM_and.2For_128KByte_RAM.29 Gbdev.gg8.se wiki]</ref>
 
MBC5 supports up to a 8MiB ROM, and 128KiB RAM (twice the RAM as before). MBC5 supports tighter CGB [[Double Speed Mode]] timing not fully supported in earlier memory bank controllers.<ref>[https://gbdev.gg8.se/wiki/articles/Memory_Bank_Controllers#MBC5_.28max_8MByte_ROM_and.2For_128KByte_RAM.29 Gbdev.gg8.se wiki]</ref>
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==Nintendo-published games with this mapper==
 
==Nintendo-published games with this mapper==
 
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*[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX]]
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*[[Game & Watch Gallery 2]]
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*[[Mobile Trainer]]
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*[[Pokémon Yellow]] (localisations only, Japanese versions use [[MBC3 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC3]])
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*[[Pokémon Pinball]]
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*[[Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR!]]
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*[[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] (localisations only, Japanese version uses [[HuC1 (Game Boy mapper)|HuC1]])
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*[[Super Mario Bros. Deluxe]]
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]
 
*[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]
*[[Pokémon Red and Blue]]
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*[[Wario Land II]] (Game Boy Color enhanced version only, original uses [[MBC3 (Game Boy mapper)|MBC3]])
*[[Pokémon Yellow]]
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*[[Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!]]
*[[Wario Land II]]  
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*[[Survival Kids]]
  
<ref>[https://gbhwdb.gekkio.fi/cartridges/mbc3.html MBC3 - Game Boy hardware database]</ref>
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[[Wars series|Game Boy Wars 3]] while not published by Nintendo uses this mapper and is in the [[Wars series]], partly owned by Nintendo.
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<ref>[https://gbhwdb.gekkio.fi/cartridges/mbc5.html MBC5 - Game Boy hardware database]</ref>
  
 
==External links==
 
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Latest revision as of 20:43, 20 October 2022

MBC5 is a licensed Game Boy chip by various manufacturers such as Sharp, Texas Instruments, ROHM, OKI and Nintendo, and the last widely used Game Boy MBC mapper, supporting larger file-size ROMs than before. Although the MBC6 exists, it was only used in one known game. A MBC7 exists as well; too, few games would use it.

MBC5 supports up to a 8MiB ROM, and 128KiB RAM (twice the RAM as before). MBC5 supports tighter CGB Double Speed Mode timing not fully supported in earlier memory bank controllers.[1]

Nintendo-published games with this mapper

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Game Boy Wars 3 while not published by Nintendo uses this mapper and is in the Wars series, partly owned by Nintendo.

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