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The iNES format was originally developed by [http://fms.komkon.org/ Marat Fayzullin]. The format uses memory mappers for specific cartridges. Marat Fayzullin has stalled in developing the iNES format this has lead to the fragmentation of the iNES format. For more information on the iNES format visit [http://fms.komkon.org/EMUL8/NES.html Marat Fayzullin NES page] and [http://nesdev.parodius.com/neshdr20.txt]. | The iNES format was originally developed by [http://fms.komkon.org/ Marat Fayzullin]. The format uses memory mappers for specific cartridges. Marat Fayzullin has stalled in developing the iNES format this has lead to the fragmentation of the iNES format. For more information on the iNES format visit [http://fms.komkon.org/EMUL8/NES.html Marat Fayzullin NES page] and [http://nesdev.parodius.com/neshdr20.txt]. | ||
==Mappers== | ==Mappers== | ||
{{See also|List of iNES mappers}} | |||
Mapper#, Name, Examples | Mapper#, Name, Examples | ||
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*0, [[No mapper]], All 32kB ROM + 8kB VROM games | *0, [[No mapper]], All 32kB ROM + 8kB VROM games | ||
*1, [[Nintendo MMC1]], [[Mega Man 2]], [[Bomberman 2]], etc. | *1, [[Nintendo MMC1]], [[Mega Man 2]], [[Bomberman 2]], etc. | ||
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*81, [[AVE Nina-6|AVE Nina-6 board]], [[Deathbots]], [[Mermaids of Atlantis]], etc. | *81, [[AVE Nina-6|AVE Nina-6 board]], [[Deathbots]], [[Mermaids of Atlantis]], etc. | ||
*91, [[Pirate HK-SF3|Pirate HK-SF3 chip]] | *91, [[Pirate HK-SF3|Pirate HK-SF3 chip]] | ||
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[[Category:Nintendo Entertainment System|iNES]] | [[Category:Nintendo Entertainment System|iNES]] | ||
[[Category:Mappers#Mappers]] | [[Category:Mappers#Mappers]] | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 24 January 2024
This is a sub-page of NES.
The iNES format was originally developed by Marat Fayzullin. The format uses memory mappers for specific cartridges. Marat Fayzullin has stalled in developing the iNES format this has lead to the fragmentation of the iNES format. For more information on the iNES format visit Marat Fayzullin NES page and [1].
Mappers
Mapper#, Name, Examples
- 0, No mapper, All 32kB ROM + 8kB VROM games
- 1, Nintendo MMC1, Mega Man 2, Bomberman 2, etc.
- 2, CNROM switch, Castlevania, LifeForce, etc.
- 3, UNROM switch, Q-Bert, PipeDream, Cybernoid, many Japanese games
- 4, Nintendo MMC3, Silver Surfer, Super Contra, Immortal, etc.
- 5, Nintendo MMC5, Castlevania III
- 6, FFE F4xxx, F4xxx games off FFE CDROM
- 7, AOROM switch, Wizards And Warriors, Solstice, etc.
- 8, FFE F3xxx, F3xxx games off FFE CDROM
- 9, Nintendo MMC2, Punchout
- 10, Nintendo MMC4, Punchout 2
- 11, ColorDreams chip, CrystalMines, TaginDragon, etc.
- 12, - FFE F6xxx, F6xxx games off FFE CDROM
- 13, CPROM switch
- 15, 100-in-1 switch, 100-in-1 cartridge
- 16, Bandai chip, Japanese DragonBallZ series, etc.
- 17, FFE F8xxx, F8xxx games off FFE CDROM
- 18, Jaleco SS8806 chip, Japanese Baseball 3, etc.
- 19, Namcot 106 chip, Japanese Ghost House 2, Baseball 90, etc.
- 20, Nintendo DiskSystem, Reserved. Don't use this mapper!
- 21, Konami VRC4a, Japanese WaiWaiWorld 2, etc.
- 22, Konami VRC2a, Japanese TwinBee 3
- 23, Konami VRC2a, Japanese WaiWaiWorld, Moon Wind Legend, etc.
- 24, Konami VRC6
- 25, Konami VRC4b
- 32, Irem G-101 chip, Japanese ImageFight, etc.
- 33, Taito TC0190/TC0350, Japanese PowerBlazer
- 34, Nina-1 board, Impossible Mission II and Deadly Towers
- 64, Tengen RAMBO-1 chip
- 65, Irem H-3001 chip
- 66, GNROM switch
- 67, SunSoft3 chip
- 68, SunSoft4 chip
- 69, SunSoft5 FME-7 chip
- 71, Camerica chip
- 78, Irem 74HC161Irem 74HC161/32-based]]
- 79, AVE Nina-3 board, Krazy Kreatures, DoubleStrike, etc.
- 81, AVE Nina-6 board, Deathbots, Mermaids of Atlantis, etc.
- 91, Pirate HK-SF3 chip
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