The Super Everdrive can optionally play games that require the DSP-1 chip, but only if you install the DSP-1 chip on the Everdrive. You need to steal the DSP-1 chip from a real SNES game in order to get one for the Super Everdrive, and that's what I meant by "Requires DSP chip from legit SNES cart to add DSP support".
Installing the DSP1 on the Super Everdrive will allow you to play games that require the DSP1, but that's it. The DSP1 is just one type of chip, the SA1 is an entirely different chip. Outside of the DSP1, you will NEVER be able to play any games with special chips on the Everdrive (SA1, S-DD1, Super FX, etc).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Su ... ment_chipsF-Zero doesn't use any enhancement chips.
The Sd2snes does not currently support the SA1 chip. On the status page, it's under "To be determined." Hopefully one day it will, but not as of yet.
http://sd2snes.de/blog/status
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