BS-X SatellaviewOriginally Posted by Satoshi_Matrix
Mega Man X2
Mega Man X3
Super Game Boy
Yoshi's Island
Kirby Super Star
Kirby's Dream Land 3
Doom
Star Fox
RPG Tsukuru 2
Sound Novel Tsukuru
Mini-Yonku Shining Scorpion: Let's & Go!!
Super Mario RPG
Power Rangers Zeo Battle Racers
Dirt Trax FX
Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension
Star Ocean
A few protos and promo games it'd be shameful to gut. Super Starfox Weekend, etc.
Lum fan.
It'd be cool to have some Star Fox GG codes to mess with.
I swapped roms from a Star Fox board to a Stunt Race board so Star Fox would work with my passthru adapters. Got a mild overclocking out of the deal also.
No, I didn't have a Doom cart to do it that way either. Got another Star Fox though, should that change.
Looks like you'd need to Frankenstein a Genie and rom swap with Doom to get the best of both.
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Well damn. That's probably where I saw it those many years ago. There really isn't much of anything on the web about this sort of mod at this point (at least not that I could find). I hunted around for a bit before giving it a go with pretty much no luck. It'd be great to have codes too. Oh well.
There's a few others too as I recall. Vortex, Winter Gold, & Metal Combat immediately come to mind (although they aren't all "FX" chip games, they do all have the extra pins for whatever extra chipset they're using).
Stunt Race carts are the way to go. They're dirt cheap and plentiful. I don't think too many people will cry over seeing a few of them being butchered. It's crazy to think that I paid 60 bucks for that game 15 or so years ago...
The homebrew code sites like GSHI and GSCentral have plenty of codes for special chip games. Even though the actual GG hardware wasn't compatible with most of them, people were still able to create codes for use on emulators.
Here's a helpful link with a full special chip game list:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ancement_chips
The exception is the DSP games. The GG works with most, if not all, of them AFAIK.
Right. Pretty much anything with a cartridge slot, uses the extra pins too. Not that there's really a benefit to use GG codes on the SGB menu. (most emulators don't support SGB's 16bit features anyway)
Lum fan.
I don't know the original URL, so I can't find anything (still)
However, I DID find a site with an archive of the GGCCC codes. If anyone else is interested, here you go!
http://bsfree.shadowflareindustries.com/?s=4&d=2
The GG works on most SNES versions with most FX chip games (based on my tests), but the big issue is performance loss more than anything. Some games, like MMX2, don't utilize their special chipset until a specific point in the game. MMX2 only makes use of it at the end of the game, which leads many folks to erroneously report 100% GG compatibility having not played through the entire game with the GG in place.
Wow,
Street Fighter Alpha 2 is one of them
The Game Genie Code Creators Club's site is still around. It's here: http://videogamesource.com/genie/
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