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A few specific TxROM boards handle the PPU bus differently and thus have separate mapper numbers: | A few specific TxROM boards handle the PPU bus differently and thus have separate mapper numbers: | ||
*[[iNES Mapper 118]] covers | *[[iNES Mapper 118]] covers TKSROM and TLSROM, which use CHR bank bits to control VRAM mirroring | ||
*[[iNES Mapper 119]] covers | *[[iNES Mapper 119]] covers TQROM, which has both CHR RAM and CHR ROM | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 14 November 2010
iNES Mapper 004 is a wide abstraction that can represent boards using the Nintendo MMC3, Nintendo MMC6, Tengen MIMIC-1, or Namco 109 chip, or clones of any of the above. Most games utilizing TxROM, DxROM, and HKROM boards use this designation.
A few specific TxROM boards handle the PPU bus differently and thus have separate mapper numbers:
- iNES Mapper 118 covers TKSROM and TLSROM, which use CHR bank bits to control VRAM mirroring
- iNES Mapper 119 covers TQROM, which has both CHR RAM and CHR ROM
See also
- iNES Mapper 076: more specific Namco 109
- iNES Mapper 064: Tengen RAMBO-1, successor to MIMIC-1
