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*[[Star Fox 2]] (originally unreleased until 2017 [[SNES Classic]]) | *[[Star Fox 2]] (originally unreleased until 2017 [[SNES Classic]]) | ||
*[[FX Fighter]] (cancelled but released as non-Nintendo MS-DOS game) | *[[FX Fighter]] (cancelled but released as non-Nintendo MS-DOS game) | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:20, 15 December 2021
The Super FX Chip refers to the added technology to the Graphics Support Unit (GSU) on Super Nintendo Entertainment System ROMs to support improved 2D and 3D graphics in game.
It was produced by the now defunct company Argonaut Software, and was formally known under the codename "Super Mario FX" (which contrary to some belief, does not refer to a cancelled game), and the backronym "MARIO" ("Mathematical, Argonaut, Rotation, & Input/Output").
Compatible Nintendo published games
- SNES Glider (tech demo)
- Star Fox
- Stunt Race FX
- Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ("Super FX 2")
- Star Fox 2 (originally unreleased until 2017 SNES Classic)
- FX Fighter (cancelled but released as non-Nintendo MS-DOS game)
- Winter Gold ("Super FX 2")
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