Name: Nes Hardware Research
Author: rmstdope

Introduction

Use this skill whenever you need details about any part of NES or Famicom hardware. This includes CPU, PPU, APU, DMA, controller ports, cartridge bus behavior, memory maps, timing, electrical quirks, mappers, and console-model differences. Prefer source-backed answers, be thorough, and never guess when the documentation is missing or incomplete.

Instructions

Define the target precisely before researching.
- Identify the hardware area, the exact behavior in question, and any model or revision constraints.
- Distinguish between questions about specification, observed behavior, emulator behavior, and board-specific wiring.
Start with NESdev as the primary source.
- Look for the most specific NESdev page first.
- Read linked pages when the topic spans multiple components, such as CPU/PPU timing, controller I/O, DMA interactions, or mapper-specific behavior.
- Treat NESdev documentation as the primary authority for hardware specification details.
Use this retrieval order when accessing NESdev content.

Introduction

Instructions

Define the target precisely before researching.
- Identify the hardware area, the exact behavior in question, and any model or revision constraints.
- Distinguish between questions about specification, observed behavior, emulator behavior, and board-specific wiring.
Start with NESdev as the primary source.
- Look for the most specific NESdev page first.
- Read linked pages when the topic spans multiple components, such as CPU/PPU timing, controller I/O, DMA interactions, or mapper-specific behavior.
- Treat NESdev documentation as the primary authority for hardware specification details.
Use this retrieval order when accessing NESdev content.

Nes Hardware Research

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