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* '''Huang-2''' chip: | * '''Huang-2''' chip: | ||
** ''A.V. 究極麻將 II'' (A.V. Jiūjí Májiàng, original Gouder release only) | ** ''A.V. 究極麻將 II'' (A.V. Jiūjí Májiàng, original Gouder release only) | ||
This mapper can simulate three different ASICs: the Nintendo [[MMC1]], [[MMC3]] and Konami [[VRC2]] (A0/A1, i.e. VRC2b). All three simulated chips have their separate registers, so that when switching between modes using the supervisor register, the entire mapper state changes including PRG/CHR ROM switchable and fixed banks as well as IRQ state. | This mapper can simulate three different ASICs: the Nintendo [[MMC1]], [[MMC3]] and Konami [[VRC2]] (A0/A1, i.e. VRC2b). All three simulated chips have their separate registers, so that when switching between modes using the supervisor register, the entire mapper state changes including PRG/CHR ROM switchable and fixed banks as well as IRQ state. | ||
==Supervisor Register ($4100, write)== | ==Supervisor Register ($4100, write)== | ||
Mask: $ | Mask: $E100 | ||
D~7654 3210 | D~7654 3210 | ||
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* The VRC2 CHR-ROM registers are initialized on power-up to $FF. The original release of ''Somari the Adventurer'' relies on this. | * The VRC2 CHR-ROM registers are initialized on power-up to $FF. The original release of ''Somari the Adventurer'' relies on this. | ||
* ''Garō Densetsu Special'' relies on being able to write to [[Mirroring#Memory Mirroring|mirror]]s of $8xxx, $9xxx, and $Axxx in VRC2 mode. | * ''Garō Densetsu Special'' relies on being able to write to [[Mirroring#Memory Mirroring|mirror]]s of $8xxx, $9xxx, and $Axxx in VRC2 mode. | ||
* The Kǎshèng rerelease of ''Garō Densetsu Special'' uses [[INES Mapper | * The Kǎshèng rerelease of ''Garō Densetsu Special'' uses [[INES Mapper 115]] instead. | ||
* The Kǎshèng rerelease of ''A.V. 究極麻將 II'' uses [[INES Mapper 115]] instead. | * The Kǎshèng rerelease of ''A.V. 究極麻將 II'' uses [[INES Mapper 115]] instead. | ||
[[Category:iNES Mappers | {{DEFAULTSORT:116}}[[Category:iNES Mappers]][[Category:MMC3-like mappers]][[Category:Mappers using $4020-$5FFF]][[Category:Mappers with scanline IRQs]][[Category:Mappers with cycle IRQs]][[Category:Multi-ASIC mappers]] | ||
With a iNES 2.0 Header Sub Mapper 3 sets Mapper 116 as a Reset Based Mapper that will switch games on a Hard Reset this however is current only used for one known 5-in-1 Multi-Cart that has 5 MMC3 based Mario Hacks. (SL-FC5-1) Mario 5-in-1 | |||
==Similar mappers== | ==Similar mappers== | ||
* [[INES Mapper 014]] and [[INES Mapper 238]] uses the same ASIC but with the PAL programmed differently to respond in other ways to other addresses. | * [[INES Mapper 014]] and [[INES Mapper 238]] uses the same ASIC but with the PAL programmed differently to respond in other ways to other addresses. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 7 July 2023
iNES Mapper 116 is used for the SOMARI-P board bearing the Huang-1 or Huang-2 ASICs and a PAL, used by releases from Gouder, also known as 哥德 (Gēdé):
- Huang-1 chip:
- A.V. 美少女戰士 Girl Fighting (A.V. Měi Shàonǚ Zhànshì)
- 餓狼伝説 Special (Garō Densetsu Special, original Gouder release only)
- Kart Fighter
- Somari the Adventurer (original Gouder and Kǎshèng releases)
- Huang-2 chip:
- A.V. 究極麻將 II (A.V. Jiūjí Májiàng, original Gouder release only)
This mapper can simulate three different ASICs: the Nintendo MMC1, MMC3 and Konami VRC2 (A0/A1, i.e. VRC2b). All three simulated chips have their separate registers, so that when switching between modes using the supervisor register, the entire mapper state changes including PRG/CHR ROM switchable and fixed banks as well as IRQ state.
Supervisor Register ($4100, write)
Mask: $E100
D~7654 3210
---------
.... .CMM
|++- Mapper mode
| 0: VRC2
| 1: MMC3
| 2: MMC1
| 3: same as 2
+--- Outer 256 KiB CHR-ROM bank (CHR A18)
Notes
- The Huang-2 chip differs from the Huang-1 chip in that the MMC1 PRG-ROM bank register is shifted by one bit to the left compared to what one would write to a normal MMC1, or to the Huang-1 in MMC1 mode. No submapper has been proposed yet for this behavior. In the meantime, the one game relying on this can be heuristically detected by having PRG-ROM and CHR-ROM sizes each of only 128 KiB.
- When switching to MMC1 mode, the serial shift register is reset. Garō Densetsu Special relies on this. Supposedly, only the -W configuration of the PAL actually does this, though no game seems to be adversely affected by always emulating this behavior.
- The VRC2 CHR-ROM registers are initialized on power-up to $FF. The original release of Somari the Adventurer relies on this.
- Garō Densetsu Special relies on being able to write to mirrors of $8xxx, $9xxx, and $Axxx in VRC2 mode.
- The Kǎshèng rerelease of Garō Densetsu Special uses INES Mapper 115 instead.
- The Kǎshèng rerelease of A.V. 究極麻將 II uses INES Mapper 115 instead.
With a iNES 2.0 Header Sub Mapper 3 sets Mapper 116 as a Reset Based Mapper that will switch games on a Hard Reset this however is current only used for one known 5-in-1 Multi-Cart that has 5 MMC3 based Mario Hacks. (SL-FC5-1) Mario 5-in-1
Similar mappers
- INES Mapper 014 and INES Mapper 238 uses the same ASIC but with the PAL programmed differently to respond in other ways to other addresses.
