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This mapper represents the NAMCOT-175 board, used for ''Wagyan 2'' and ''Splatterhouse 2''. | This mapper represents the NAMCOT-175 board, used for ''Wagyan 2'' and ''Splatterhouse 2''. | ||
It is very similar to [[iNES Mapper 019]], having a [[Namco 106]] with no [[Namco 163 audio|N163 expansion sound]]. | It is very similar to [[iNES Mapper 019]], having a [[Namco 106]] with no [[Namco 163 audio|N163 expansion sound]]. | ||
Some reports claim it has hardwired mirroring (like [[TxROM|TFROM]]); others claim only that games rely on a well-defined default mirroring (which should be set in the iNES header) | Some reports claim it has hardwired mirroring (like [[TxROM|TFROM]]); others claim only that games rely on a well-defined default mirroring (which should be set in the iNES header, but is expected always to be vertical, due to the practical necessity of the mirroring being implemented through uniform [[Namco 106]] registers default values) | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 16 June 2012
This mapper represents the NAMCOT-175 board, used for Wagyan 2 and Splatterhouse 2. It is very similar to iNES Mapper 019, having a Namco 106 with no N163 expansion sound. Some reports claim it has hardwired mirroring (like TFROM); others claim only that games rely on a well-defined default mirroring (which should be set in the iNES header, but is expected always to be vertical, due to the practical necessity of the mirroring being implemented through uniform Namco 106 registers default values)
