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{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a mobile internet service created by [[Willcom]]. It offered a means to allow its range of "Air-Edge" mobile phones to access the internet. | {{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a mobile internet service created by [[Willcom]]. It offered a means to allow its range of "Air-Edge" mobile phones to access the internet. | ||
| − | Sega began supporting the service in Japan in 2006, running a [[Sega Ages (mobile)|Sega Ages]] portal which offered similar mobile games to the system's competitors. | + | Sega began supporting the service in Japan in 2006, running a [[Sega Ages (mobile)|Sega Ages]] (later [[Puyo Puyo! Sega]]) portal which offered similar mobile games to the system's competitors. While games were initially released monthly, all had been seen on rival services, sometimes years before, and choice was always comparatively limited. By the end the gap between releases could be more than a year, with the final release being ''[[Nanpure Trainer]]'' in December 2012. |
==List of games== | ==List of games== | ||
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Club Air-Edge was a mobile internet service created by Willcom. It offered a means to allow its range of "Air-Edge" mobile phones to access the internet.
Sega began supporting the service in Japan in 2006, running a Sega Ages (later Puyo Puyo! Sega) portal which offered similar mobile games to the system's competitors. While games were initially released monthly, all had been seen on rival services, sometimes years before, and choice was always comparatively limited. By the end the gap between releases could be more than a year, with the final release being Nanpure Trainer in December 2012.
List of games
- Amy no Page One (2008)
- Baku Baku Animal (?)
- Blades of Glory (2008)
- Blades of Glory 2 (2009)
- Blaze of Eternity (2010)
- Blocks The Next Level (2008)
- Bonanza Bros. (2007)
- Burning Rescue (2010)
- ChuChu Rocket! (?)
- Columns (2007)
- Columns Jewel (2010)
- Crossword no Mori 2: Ubawa Reta Mori (2008)
- Crossword no Mori 3: Kotonoha no Yukue (2009)
- Crossword no Mori: Sarawa Reta Megami (2008)
- Doki Doki Penguin Land (2006)
- Edomae! Sushi Michi (2010)
- Fantasy Zone (2007)
- Flicky (2006)
- Head-On (2006)
- Hyakunin Isshu (2007)
- Kanji Trainer Mobile (2008)
- Katachidasu (2009)
- Koizora: Kimi ga Hohoemu Machi (2009)
- Mobile Quartet (?)
- Mobile Samurai (2007)
- Mobile SDI (2007)
- Monaco GP (2006)
- Nanpure Trainer (2012)
- Nazo Puyo (2006)
- Nazo Puyo 2 (2006)
- O Ekaki Sega Roji (2009)
- Pengo (2006)
- Puyo Puyo Fever DX (2007)
- Puyo Puyo Fever Habanero (2008)
- Puyo Puyo Solitaire (2009)
- Puyo Puyo Tsuu (2006)
- Puyo Puyo Zurashi (2010)
- Puyo Puyo~n & Columns (2010)
- Pyramid Magic (2007)
- Pyramid Magic II (2008)
- Sangokushi Shisenshou (?)
- Sengoku San-ri Taisen Hanafuda (2009)
- Shougi no Oushou: Oute Machi Shiten (?)
- Shuukan Crossword no Mori (2011)
- Sonic Hopping (?)
- Sonic Hopping 2 (2009)
- Sonic Jump (2009)
- Sonic no Daifuugou (2008)
- Sonic Reversi Hyper (2008)
- Sonic Tennis DX (2011)
- Taisen Mahjong HaoPai 2 (2006)
- Tokoton Puyo Puyo (2009)
- Wonder Boy (2006)
- Wonder Boy Monster Land (2006)
- Woody Pop (2007)
References
| Japanese mobile phone internet services |
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| i-mode | J-Sky/Vodafone Live!/Yahoo! Keitai | EZweb | Air-Edge | emobile | Y! Mobile |
| Portals |
| Game Parade | Medal Desu. | Pet * Sega | Pocket Works | Puyo Puyo! Sega | Sakura Taisen Keitai Club | Sega Ages | Sonic Cafe | Ulala no Channel J | WOW Ja Park | WOW Sports | Club C-Mode |