List of iNES mappers: Difference between revisions

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*[[Bandai chip|016, Bandai chip]]
*[[Bandai chip|016, Bandai chip]]
*[[FFE F8xxx|017, FFE F8xxx]]
*[[FFE F8xxx|017, FFE F8xxx]]
*[[Jaleco SS8806, 018 Jaleco SS8806]]
*[[Jaleco SS8806|018, Jaleco SS8806]]
*[[Namcot 106|019, Namcot 106]]
*[[Namcot 106|019, Namcot 106]]
*[[Nintendo DiskSystem|020, Nintendo DiskSystem (Reserved)]]
*[[Nintendo DiskSystem|020, Nintendo DiskSystem (Reserved)]]

Latest revision as of 03:38, 4 October 2011

The NES emulation community has agreed by necessity to number and name the different hardware mappers contained in NES cartridges. Numbering them proved to be inadequate for several reasons, including running out of numbers (256 maximum allowed by the iNES format). The UNIF format (Unified ROM format) uses names instead of numbers. Some NES games, especially certain multicarts from Hong Kong, can not be properly stored in a format that uses mapper numbers and must be stored in a .unif file with a named mapper.

A Complete iNES Mapper List

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