List of Super NES Games That Use Enhancement Chips
| Title | Chip | Year | Developer | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Man X2 / Rockman X2 | CX4 | 1994 | Capcom | Capcom (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Mega Man X3 / Rockman X3 | CX4 | 1995 | Capcom, Minakuchi Engineering | Capcom (NA) (JP) |
| Armored Trooper Votoms: The Battling Road | DSP-1 | 1993 | Genki | Takara (JP) |
| Bike Daisuki! Hashiriya Kon - Rider's Spirits | DSP-1 | 1994 | Genki | NCS (JP) |
| Final Stretch | DSP-1 | 1993 | Genki | LOZC (JP) |
| Lock-On / Super Air Diver | DSP-1 | 1993 | Copya System | Vic Tokai |
| Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge | DSP-1 | 1994 | Genki | Bullet Proof Software (NA) (JP) |
| Pilotwings | DSP-1 | 1991 | Nintendo EAD | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Shutokō Battle '94: Keichii Tsuchiya Drift King | DSP-1 | 1994 | Genki | Bullet-Proof Software (JP) |
| Shutokō Battle 2: Drift King Keichii Tsuchiya & Masaaki Bandoh | DSP-1 | 1995 | Genki | Bullet-Proof Software (JP) |
| Suzuka 8 Hours | DSP-1 | 1993 | Arc System Works | Namco (NA) (JP) |
| Super Air Diver 2 | DSP-1 | 1995 | Copya System | Asmik (JP) |
| Super Bases Loaded 2 / Super 3D Baseball | DSP-1 | 1993 | TOSE | Jaleco (NA) (JP) |
| Super F1 Circus Gaiden | DSP-1 | 1995 | Nichibutsu (JP) | |
| Super Mario Kart | DSP-1/1B | 1992 | Nintendo EAD | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Ace o Nerae! 3D Tennis | DSP-1A | 1993 | Telenet Japan | Telenet Japan (JP) |
| Ballz 3D | DSP-1B | 1994 | PF Magic | Accolade (NA) |
| Dungeon Master | DSP-2 | 1992 | FTL Games | JVC Victor (JP) |
| SD Gundam GX | DSP-3 | 1994 | BEC | Bandai (JP) |
| Top Gear 3000 | DSP-4 | 1995 | Gremlin Interactive | Kemco (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge | OBC-1 | 1993 | Intelligent Systems | Nintendo |
| Daisenryaku Expert WWII: War in Europe | SA1 | 1996 | SystemSoft Alpha | ASCII Corporation (JP) |
| Derby Jockey 2 | SA1 | 1995 | Graphic Research | Asmik |
| Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension | SA1 | 1996 | TOSE | Bandai (JP) (EU) |
| Habu Meijin no Omoshiro Shōgi | SA1 | Access | Tomy (JP) | |
| Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1 | SA1 | 1997 | Dice, HAL Laboratory | Nintendo (JP) |
| J.League '96 Dream Stadium | SA1 | 1996 | Hudson Soft (JP) | |
| Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius | SA1 | 1995 | Konami | Konami (JP) |
| Jumpin' Derby | SA1 | 1996 | KID | Naxat Soft (JP) |
| Kakinoki Shogi | SA1 | 1995 | Sakata SAS | ASCII Corporation (JP) |
| Kirby Super Star | SA1 | 1996 | HAL Laboratory | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Kirby's Dream Land 3 | SA1 | 1997 | HAL Laboratory | Nintendo (NA) (JP) |
| Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajima | SA1 | 1996 | Nintendo R&D2 | Nintendo (JP) |
| Masters New: Haruka Naru Augusta 3 | SA1 | 1995 | T&E Soft | T&E Soft (JP) |
| PGA Tour '96 | SA1 | 1995 | Black Pearl Software | Electronic Arts |
| Super Robot Taisen Gaiden: Masō Kishin - The Lord Of Elemental | SA1 | 1996 | Winkysoft | Banpresto (JP) |
| Mini 4WD Shining Scorpion Let's & Go!! | SA1 | 1996 | KID | ASCII Corporation (JP) |
| Pebble Beach no Hotou: New Tournament Edition | SA1 | 1996 | T&E Soft | T&E Soft (JP) |
| PGA European Tour | SA1 | 1996 | Halestorm | THQ / Black Pearl Software |
| Power Rangers Zeo: Battle Racers | SA1 | 1996 | Natsume | Bandai |
| SD F-1 Grand Prix | SA1 | 1995 | Video System | Video System (JP) |
| SD Gundam G NEXT | SA1 | 1995 | Japan Art Media | Bandai (JP) |
| Shin Shogi Club | SA1 | 1995 | Hect (JP) | |
| Shogi Saikyou | SA1 | 1995 | Magical Company (JP) | |
| Shogi Saikyou 2 | SA1 | 1996 | Magical Company (JP) | |
| Super Bomberman Panic Bomber World | SA1 | 1995 | Hudson Soft | Hudson Soft (JP) |
| Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars | SA1 | 1996 | Square | Nintendo (NA) (JP) |
| Star Ocean | S-DD1 | 1996 | tri-Ace | Enix (JP) |
| Street Fighter Alpha 2 / Street Fighter Zero 2 | S-DD1 | 1996 | Capcom | Capcom (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Dai Kaiju Monogatari 2 | S-RTC | 1996 | AIM, Birthday | Hudson Soft (JP) |
| Far East of Eden Zero | SPC7110 | 1995 | Red Company | Hudson Soft (JP) |
| Momotaro Dentetsu Happy | SPC7110 | 1996 | Make Software | Hudson Soft (JP) |
| Super Power League 4 | SPC7110 | 1996 | Now Production | Hudson Soft (JP) |
| F1 ROC II: Race of Champions / Exhaust Heat II | ST010 | 1993 | SETA Corporation | SETA Corporation (NA) (JP) |
| Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shogi | ST011 | 1993 | Random House | SETA Corporation (JP) |
| Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shogi 2 | ST018 | 1995 | Random House | SETA Corporation (JP) |
| Star Fox / Starwing | Super FX GSU-1 | 1993 | Nintendo EAD, Argonaut | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Stunt Race FX / Wild Trax | Super FX GSU-1 | 1994 | Nintendo EAD, Argonaut | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Vortex | Super FX GSU-1 | 1994 | Argonaut Games | Electro Brain (NA), Pack-In-Video (JP) |
| Dirt Racer | Super FX GSU-1 | 1994 | MotiveTime | Elite Systems (EU) |
| Dirt Trax FX | Super FX GSU-1 | 1995 | Sculptured Software | Acclaim Entertainment (NA) |
| Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island | Super FX GSU-2 | 1995 | Nintendo EAD | Nintendo (NA) (JP) (EU) |
| Doom | Super FX GSU-2 | 1996 | Sculptured Software | Williams (NA), Imagineer (JP), Ocean (EU) |
| Winter Gold / FX Skiing | Super FX GSU-2 | 1997 | Funcom | Nintendo (NA) (EU) |
| Star Fox 2 | Super FX GSU-2 | cancelled | Nintendo EAD | Nintendo |
| FX Fighter | Super FX GSU-2 | cancelled | Argonaut Games | GTE Entertainment (NA) (EU) |
| Comanche | Super FX GSU-2 | cancelled | Nova Logic | Nova Logic (NA) |
| Powerslide | Super FX GSU-2 | cancelled | Elite Systems | Elite Systems (EU) |
| Super Mario FX | Super FX GSU-2 | cancelled | Nintendo EAD | Nintendo |
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