List of games compiled from source codes?

[C. V. Reynolds]

Okay, I want to give the "physical" tag (more like an UNtag) a workout... I ask of anyone please, should they know: Which games in the database are known to have been compiled from source code instead of having been dumped from cartridges? I'm mostly concerned with the SNES here (of course), but any mentions for other systems are welcome, too.

The obvious ones I'm aware of are the Star Fox 2 ROM images.

List so far (edited to keep up with the topic posts):

SNES:

Corn Buster
Star Fox 2 (earlier version)
Star Fox 2 (later version)

Virtual Boy:

Bound High

[hydr0x]

Oh, I didn't even realize we do include such ROMs now. If that's the case, the prototype of Corn Buster (SNES) should be added to the DAT.

[kiddocabbusses]

I forget exactly, but I believe a lot of drx's 1000+ Sega prototype releases from around 2008 or so were compiled from source code...?

I'll need to ask him about that.

[BigFred]

Bound High Proto for Virtual Boy afair.

[KingMike]

I forget exactly, but I believe a lot of drx's 1000+ Sega prototype releases from around 2008 or so were compiled from source code...?

I'll need to ask him about that.

The story that I remember was that he bought a hard drive backup (or something to that effect).
I think the question is, did he buy the source code and then compile them himself?
Or where they already in compiled ROM form when he got them?
The latter sounds more likely.

[badinsults]

In the case of the early version of Star Fox 2, it came from a code archive with an already assembled binary. By the sounds of it, the person who released it bought a used computer from Argonaut that had the files on it (though I guess it didn't include the assembler itself, as he was asking on a blog about how to assemble the code).

[hydr0x]

There's also Firearm. Will these be added to the DAT?

[hydr0x]

D'oh, only now do I realize that the physical setting default is "wrong" when downloading the DAT. So Corn Buster is there Firearm is actually missing though, as are the single levels from Dorque & Imp

[BigFred]

Star Fox 2 will be included in the SNES Mini hardware and so it will finally be officially released. I really wonder what we will get here? Will the Japanese release match the Prototype we got? And there will even be an overseas release.

[KingMike]

I thought the original programmer had said that NONE of the currently available ROMs are the final.
Even the current "best" ROM is supposedly still missing stuff.
(well, as an aside the in-game debugging stuff would surely be deleted as well if Nintendo had a truly-100%-could've-shipped-it-if-they-wanted master ROM)