Star Fox/ROM map

The following article is a ROM map for Star Fox.

Star Fox (USA) (Rev 2)
CRC32: 8FC4E6D0

Start	End	Description
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001099	001341	bitmap font, 2bpp planer (unused)
...
0075C0	007FDF	SNES Header (reference)
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00D996	00E6B5	bitmap font (used for character dialog), 2bpp planar 1x3
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00F7DB	00FBD8	dialog text
00FBD9	00FCF4	dialog text pointer table
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018AAA	018AC9	?? palette
018ACA	018AE9	space palette
018AEA	018B09	night palette
018B0A	018B2A	day palette
...
090000	0A031F	tileset, 8bpp linear
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0A3EDA	0A48DA	bitmap font (Nintendo presents, credits?), 2bpp planer
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0BB7A4	0BE523	talking characters, 4bpp linear 4x5 blocks
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0A48E3	...	end credits (Star_Fox:TBL)
...

Notes

Dialog text has prefix of two bytes and 0E, and is null-terminated. The first byte is the text position and character that speaks. The second byte is the color index for the text. For example:

82 02 0E 72   6F 6C 6C 2C   20 66 6F 78  ....  6E 20 72 6F   6C 6C 2C 00
^^ \/    ^                                                            ^
||  |    |                                                            |
||  |    start of text                                   null terminator
||  color
|character
|
text position

The text position nibble can be either 0 or 8. 0 vertically aligns the text with the middle of the character picture, and 8 aligns the text to its top.

Effect of position nibble

0	8
+-------+ | FALCO | ROLL, FOX!! +-------+ ROCK'N ROLL!!	+-------+ ROLL, FOX!! | FALCO | ROCK'N ROLL!! +-------+

Characters

Nibble	Character
0	Fox
1	Peppy
2	Falco
3	Slippy
4	Pepper
5	Andross

Color obviously depends on the palette.

Dialog text is mostly ASCII. # is used as a period. End credits use Star_Fox:TBL.