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''' | '''Subor''' is a company in Zhongshan, China, making NES clones with keyboards. | ||
Subor famiclones are reportedly the second most popular famiclone brand in Russia next to Dendy, and one may be the base for the playpower.org project. | |||
A mapper used in Subor releases uses a glob that provides 16KB PRG banks swappable at $8000 and $C000. | |||
The [[iNES]] format assigns #166 and #167 to these boards. | The [[iNES]] format assigns #166 and #167 to these boards. | ||
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=== Bank select ($8000-$FFFF) === | === Bank select ($8000-$FFFF) === | ||
== References == | |||
*[http://bootleggames.wikia.com/wiki/Subor Subor on BootlegGames Wiki] | |||
Revision as of 01:26, 5 October 2012
Subor is a company in Zhongshan, China, making NES clones with keyboards. Subor famiclones are reportedly the second most popular famiclone brand in Russia next to Dendy, and one may be the base for the playpower.org project.
A mapper used in Subor releases uses a glob that provides 16KB PRG banks swappable at $8000 and $C000. The iNES format assigns #166 and #167 to these boards.
