Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari
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	The game uses LZ77 compression for it's tiles, sprites, and possibly tilemaps.


	The header is 4 bytes long.
	
		first two bytes(word) = the number of uncompressed bytes

		third byte = ???, push onto the stack, pulled back after # of uncompressed
		byte reached. (Seems to de discarded afterwards - might be dependent on the
		code that calls the decompression routine.)

		fourth byte = nothing - skipped over by the decompression routine.




	bit seven of the control byte:

		1= block transfer from a previous data location of the destination block.
		0= new data from the source to the destination block.

		if bit=0, then the value is & $7F then incremented by 1. This is the number 
		of bytes to read/transfer from source to destination.		

		if bit=1, then a subtraction address is built:

		bits 0-6 are stored into the MSB ZP variable.

		a new byte is read from the source string.

		bits 0-3 are added to 3 for the number of bytes to transfer.
		bits 0-7 are stored into LSB ZP variable (bits 0-3 are shifted out, see below).

		A 16bit right shift by 4 is performed on MSB/LSB, used to subtract from the
		current pointer, and stored in a temp ZP location (source address pointing 
		within the build area).

		That gives a sliding window of $800 bytes and a length of $12

	



	$6084 bank $74 and $46884 in ISO is the string for the second set of fonts (bottom of
	the screen text).