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{{Rommap|game=Tetris}}
{{Rommap|game=Tetris}}
All addresses are in CPU address space, not iNES file space.  You'll have to convert addresses for use in iNES, UNIF, or any other file format.
All addresses are in CPU address space, not iNES file space.  Subtract $7FF0 for addresses within the iNES file, or use a more sophisticated algorithm for addresses within the UNIF file.
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Revision as of 21:14, 18 June 2006

Chip tiny.png The following article is a ROM map for Tetris (NES, Nintendo).

All addresses are in CPU address space, not iNES file space. Subtract $7FF0 for addresses within the iNES file, or use a more sophisticated algorithm for addresses within the UNIF file.

; Code:

reset           = $FF00
main            = $8000
soundWaitVBL    = $AA45  ; Run sound code and wait for vblank NMI
turnOnNMI       = $AA6B  ; Turn on interrupt at scanline 241
turnOffNMI      = $AA78  ; Turn off interrupt at scanline 241
clearNametable  = $AA82  ; Clear nametable whose base address is A
clearVRAM       = $AC1C  ; If A < $1F, clear Y pages of VRAM to X
                         ; Otherwise, clear 4 pages of VRAM to X and clear attribute table to Y
clearRAM        = $AC6A  ; Clear pages X to Y of CPU RAM to value in A
switch          = $AC82  ; Jumps to the Ath 16-bit address in the following jump table,
                         ; similar to the "magic jump" in Super Mario Bros.
playSound       = $E000  ; Appears to be sound code, called every frame

; Data:
initHiScores    = $AD67  ; High score table, copied to $0700 on boot