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'''iNES Mapper 153''' represents a [[Bandai FCG board]]. | '''iNES Mapper 153''' represents a [[Bandai FCG board]]. | ||
This mapper was apparently added by Xodnizel for FCEU to describe a mapper 16 with SRAM in place of EEPROM and an extra control bit for banking. | This mapper was apparently added by Xodnizel for FCEU to describe a mapper 16 with SRAM in place of EEPROM and an extra control bit for banking. Ideally, an emulator ''could'' distinguish the SRAM board from the EEPROM board by looking at nonvolatile RAM size in the [[NES 2.0]] header, but some emulator authors have been late to implement NES 2.0. | ||
* Famicom Jump 2 (J) | * Famicom Jump 2 (J) | ||
** Header and bootgod seem to usually indicate mapper 16. | ** Header and bootgod seem to usually indicate mapper 16. | ||
** FCEUX and nestopia force the use of mapper 153 | ** FCEUX and nestopia force the use of mapper 153 | ||
Revision as of 02:54, 14 November 2011
iNES Mapper 153 represents a Bandai FCG board.
This mapper was apparently added by Xodnizel for FCEU to describe a mapper 16 with SRAM in place of EEPROM and an extra control bit for banking. Ideally, an emulator could distinguish the SRAM board from the EEPROM board by looking at nonvolatile RAM size in the NES 2.0 header, but some emulator authors have been late to implement NES 2.0.
- Famicom Jump 2 (J)
- Header and bootgod seem to usually indicate mapper 16.
- FCEUX and nestopia force the use of mapper 153
