===== X68000 Custom Chips =====
The X68000 series featured some very advanced hardware, co-developed by Hudson.  It totally eclipsed the Amiga, Atari ST and Macintosh computers which shared the same 68000-series CPU.  These chips allowed for virtually pixel-perfect ports of many arcade games.  

They also had cool code-names.

|  Custom Chips  |||||||||
|  |  X68000  |  Ace  |  Expert  |  Expert 2  |  Super  |  XVI  |  Pro  |  Pro 2  |
|  **Memory Controller**  |  ET  |  OHM  |  OHM2  ||||  McCOY  ||
|  **System Controller**  |  BUDDHA  |  MESSIAH  ||||  DOSA  |  SCOTCH  ||
|  **Sprite Controller**  |  CYNTHIA / Jr  |  CYNTHIA  |||||||
|  **CRT Controller**  |  VINAS 1 + 2  |  VICON  |||||||
|  **Video Controller**  |  VSOP  |  VIPS  |||||||
|  **Video Data Selector**  |  RESERVE  |  CATHY  |||||||
|  **I/O Controller**  |  SICILIAN  |  IOSC  |  IOSC-2  ||  PEDEC  ||  IOSC-2  ||
|  //Source: Outside X68000, SoftBank 1993//  |||||||||