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[[iNES Mapper 195]], like mappers [[iNES Mapper 074|74]], [[iNES Mapper 119|119]], [[iNES Mapper 191|191]], [[iNES Mapper 192|192]], and [[iNES Mapper 194|194]], replaces some pages of CHR in this MMC3-like mapper with RAM. | [[iNES Mapper 195]], like mappers [[iNES Mapper 074|74]], [[iNES Mapper 119|119]], [[iNES Mapper 191|191]], [[iNES Mapper 192|192]], and [[iNES Mapper 194|194]], replaces some pages of CHR in this MMC3-like mapper with RAM. | ||
195 specifically replaces pages 0-3 with RAM. It seems to be used at least for the Waixing pirate ports ''Columbus - Ougon no Yoake'' and ''Captain | 195 specifically replaces pages 0-3 with RAM. It seems to be used at least for the Waixing pirate ports ''Columbus - Ougon no Yoake'' and ''Captain Tsubasa Vol 2''. | ||
This information was derived from the Nestopia-1.4.0 and FCEUX-2.1.5 sources. | This information was derived from the Nestopia-1.4.0 and FCEUX-2.1.5 sources. | ||
A [[NES 2.0]]-compliant image and emulator will treat mappers [[iNES Mapper 194|194]] and 195 the same; they both specify CHR-RAM pages start at 0 and contain no mirrors. | A [[NES 2.0]]-compliant image and emulator will treat mappers [[iNES Mapper 194|194]] and 195 the same; they both specify CHR-RAM pages start at 0 and contain no mirrors. | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 9 May 2015
iNES Mapper 195, like mappers 74, 119, 191, 192, and 194, replaces some pages of CHR in this MMC3-like mapper with RAM.
195 specifically replaces pages 0-3 with RAM. It seems to be used at least for the Waixing pirate ports Columbus - Ougon no Yoake and Captain Tsubasa Vol 2.
This information was derived from the Nestopia-1.4.0 and FCEUX-2.1.5 sources.
A NES 2.0-compliant image and emulator will treat mappers 194 and 195 the same; they both specify CHR-RAM pages start at 0 and contain no mirrors.
