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[marvelus10]

I came across this list of special chips used in certain SNES games, I was wondering how complete it was and if there were anymore games to add to this.
http://www.gamersgraveyard.com/repository/snes/history/chips.html

Is this a good reference, for buying games to use with the T-Connecter for the specific chips.

thanx eh

[DoctorBackup]

Here is a better list


Super Nintendo DSP1 Game Cartridge List
Compiled by amptor on October 7, 2003.

This is the list of games that will work using DSP1 passthrough on a SNES backup
device. Each LoRom game requires a patch to hack the DSP addressing in order to
run. These games will not run on a copier that does not have DSP built in or a
DSP cartridge adapter installed.

DSP1
====
Aim for the Ace Tennis (J)
Armored Trooper Votoms (J)
Ballz 3D (J)
Ballz 3D (US)
Battle Racers (J)
Drift King Shuto Kou Battle 2 (J)
Final Stretch (J)
Hashiriya - Rider's Spirit (J)
Korean League (K)
Lock-On (US)
Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge (J)
Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge (US)
Pilot Wings (E) (DSP1 LoRom)
Pilot Wings (J) (DSP1 LoRom)
Pilot Wings (US) (DSP1 LoRom)
Super Air Diver (J)
Super Air Diver (E) (No Good Dump Known)
Super Air Diver 2 (J)
Super 3D Baseball (J)
Syutoko Battle Racing 94' (J)
Syutoko Battle Racing 2 (J)
Super Bases Loaded 2 (US) (DSP1 A LoRom)
Super F1 Circus Gaiden (J) (22655)
Super F1 Circus Gaiden (J) (21859)
Super Mario Kart (J)
Super Mario Kart (E)
Super Mario Kart (US)
Suzuka 8 Hours (J)
Suzuka 8 Hours (US)
These games have special chips for enhanced features on the SNES. Only the
DSP1 games will run on a copier if a DSP cartridge or adapter is installed.
Game Genie works, but can not be appended to a ROM for game enhancing features.
Some games will run if the original of the same game is plugged into the SNES
copier while running the program from RAM. These are: Megaman X2, Megaman X3,
and Super Bases Loaded 2.

Game Genie
==========
Game Genie (US)

SA-1
====
Augusta Masters 3 New World Golf (J)
Bass Fishing No.1 (US)
Derby Jockey 2 (J)
Idaten (J)
Igo Daidou (J)
J-League '96 Dream Stadium (J)
Jumpin' Derby (J)
Kakinoki Shogi (J)
Kato Hifumi9dan Shogi (J)
Kirby 3 (J)
Kirby Super Deluxe (J)
Kirby Super Star (US)
Kirby's Dream Land 3 (US)
Kishi no Hanamichi (J)
Marvelous (J)
Masoukishin - Super Robot Wars Gaiden - Lord of Elemental (J)
Mini Yonku Shining Scorpion Let's & Go!! (J)
Parodius 3 - Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius (J)
Pebble Beach New Tournament Edition (J)
PGA European Tour (US)
PGA Tour 96 (E)
PGA Tour 96 (US)
Saban's Power Rangers Zeo Battle Racers (US)
SD F1 Grand Prix (J)
SD Gundam GNext (J)
Shogi Saikyou 2 (J)
Super Mario RPG (US)
Super Mario RPG (J)
Super Shogi 3 (J)
War in Europe Expert WW II (J)

SA-1 (ID=52)
====================
Dragon Ball Z - Hyper Dimension (J)
Igo Taisyou (J)
New Shogi Club (J)
Shogi Mahjing (J)
Super Bomberman Panic Bomber World (J)

PLGS (SPC7110 - ROM types 0xF5 & 0xF9)
======================================
Dai Kaijyu Monogatari 2 (J)
Far East of Eden Zero (J)
Large Shell Beast Story 2
Super Power League 4

FX GSU-1 (FX-Argonaut)
======================
Dirt Racer (E)
Dirt Trax FX (E)
Dirt Trax FX (US)
Doom (J)
Doom (US)
Vortex (E)
Vortex (J)
Vortex (US)

Seta ST010 (SETA DSP1)
======================
2 Dan Morita Shougi (J)
Exhaust Heat 2 (J)
F1 Roc 2 - Race of Champions (US)

CX4
===
Mega Man X2 (E)
Mega Man X2 (US)
Mega Man X3 (US)
Rockman X2 (J)
Rockman X3 (J)

O B C 1 (OBC1)
==============
Metal Combat (US)

Mario Chip 1 (FX-V1)
====================
Star Fox Competition - Weekend Edition (US)
Star Fox 2 (Beta)
Star Fox (US)
Star Fox (J)
Star Wing (E)
Star Wing (G)

FX GSU-2 (FX-V2)
================
Stunt Race FX (E)
Stunt Race FX (US)
Wild Trax (J)
Winter Gold FX (E)
Yoshi's Island (E)
Yoshi's Island (J)
Yoshi's Island (US)

S-DD1
=====
Star Ocean (J)
Street Fighter 2 Alpha (US)
Street Fighter 2 Alpha (E)
Street Fighter Zero 2 (J)

GAMEBOY
=======
Super Gameboy (J) (V1.0)
Super Gameboy (J) (V1.1)
Super Gameboy (J) (V1.2)
Super Gameboy 2 (J) (V1.16)

Unknown ID=245
==============
Nidan Morita Shogi 2 (J)

FX-KSS
======
Pachisuro Palusupe (Pachislo Story) (J)

BS-X
====
Satellaview BS-X (O.S.rom)

DSP1
====
Aim for the Ace Tennis (J)
Armored Trooper Votoms (J)
Ballz 3D (J)
Ballz 3D (US)
Battle Racers (J)
Drift King Shuto Kou Battle 2 (J)
Final Stretch (J)
Hashiriya - Rider's Spirit (J)
Korean League (K)
Lock-On (US)
Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge (J)
Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge (US)
Pilot Wings (E) (DSP1 LoRom)
Pilot Wings (J) (DSP1 LoRom)
Pilot Wings (US) (DSP1 LoRom)
Super Air Diver (J)
Super Air Diver (E) (No Good Dump Known)
Super Air Diver 2 (J)
Super 3D Baseball (J)
Syutoko Battle Racing 94' (J)
Syutoko Battle Racing 2 (J)
Super Bases Loaded 2 (US) (DSP1 A LoRom)
Super F1 Circus Gaiden (J) (22655)
Super F1 Circus Gaiden (J) (21859)
Super Mario Kart (J)
Super Mario Kart (E)
Super Mario Kart (US)
Suzuka 8 Hours (J)
Suzuka 8 Hours (US)

DSP2
====
Dungeon Master (J)
Dungeon Master (E)
Dungeon Master (US)

DSP3
====
Gundam GX (J)

DSP4
====
Planets Champ Top Gear 3000 (J)
Top Gear 3000 (E)
Top Gear 3000 (US)

Addendum:

BS-X SatellaView
================
The Satellaview consists of two units.. the base unit which connected to the IO port on the
bottom of the SNES and the BS-X cart which went in the top of the SNES.

The Satellaview system connected to St. Giga, the Satellite provider. The unit would connect and
make new content available for download.

Games on the system were often exclusive to the Satellaview, and can't be found anywhere else.
They were also available for only imited periods of time.

Games could be saved to a RAM cart (BS-X adapter).

The base unit had a 512 Kbit memory (RAM) chip to boost the SNES's capabilities and 1 Megabit ROM
chip that contained the operating system needed to control the Satellaview. It also had a 256
Kbit flash memory if the user hadn't bought him/herself an BS-X Special Broadcast Cassette that
contained a 1 Megabit flash memory chip.

The BS-X cartridge resembles a Super Game Boy. It plugs into the cart slot as normal. Inside, it
has 8 MBits of ROM that holds the operating system and the interface software. It also holds and
extra 4 MBits of RAM. The little plug-in cart is actually a unique 'Flash ROM' cart that holds
game code without the use of Battery-Backed RAM. Unlike ROM, it can be wiped and overwritten by
special methods.

Super FX
========
The Super FX is a 10/21MHz RISC CPU developed by Argonaut Software used as a game enhancer by
several game tiles. Released SNES Super FX games included Yoshi's Island (best single-player
game on SNES, if you like platform games), Doom, Winter Gold, Dirt Trax FX, StarFox, Stunt Race
FX and Vortex. If you're lucky, you might find a copy of the unreleased Starfox 2 image floating
around, but its sound code is corrupt.

S-DD1
=====
The S-DD1 is a custom data decompression chip that can decompress data in real- time as the SNES
DMA's data from the ROM to RAM. Only two known games use the chip: Star Ocean and Street Fighter
Alpha 2.

The chip uses some unknown compression algorithm, so to actually support the two S-DD1 games,
pre decompressed graphics packs are required

SA-1
====
The SA-1 is a fast, custom 65c816 8/16-bit processor, the same as inside the SNES itself, but
clocked at 10MHz compared to a maximum of 3.58MHz for the CPU inside the SNES.

The SA-1 isn't just a CPU, it also contains some extra circuits developed by Nintendo which
includes some very fast RAM, a memory mapper, DMA and, several real-time timers. These include
Mario RPG, Kirby Superstar and Paradius 3.

OBC1
====
OBC1 chip (for Metal Combat)

C4
==
The C4 is custom Capcom chip used only in the Megaman X2 and Megaman X3 games. It can scale and
rotate images, draw line-vector objects and do some simple maths to rotate