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Most CHIP-8 interpreters are [[Main_Page#Emulators_on_consoles.2C_phones_.26_other_hardware_.28....29|Homebrew emulators]] for their system, devices with official/marketed with CHIP-8 support include: the [https://mjbauer.biz/DREAM6800.htm DREAM 6800], [[wikipedia:COSMAC VIP|COSMAC VIP]], [[wikipedia:Telmac 1800|Telmac 1800]] and ETI-660. Extensions to CHIP-8 have existed since the 1970s, With some extensions conflicting with each-other.<ref>https://chip-8.github.io/extensions/</ref><ref>https://github.com/trapexit/chip-8_documentation</ref> most Most extensions have limited support outside of the interpreter they were made for, with the notable exception The most supported extension is S-CHIP. CHIP-8 extensions include: CHIP-8C, CHIP-8E, CHIP-8X, CHIP-8I, CHIP-10, HiRes CHIP-8, CHIP-48, S-CHIP, and XO-CHIP.<br> S-CHIP (also known as SCHIP and Supercreated in 1991).<ref>[https://chip-8.github.io/extensions/#super-chip-10 CHIP-8 Extensions: S-CHIP]</ref> is based on CHIP-Chip48 (Created in 1990)<ref>[https://chip-8.github.io/extensions/#chip-48 CHIP-8 Extensions: CHIP-48]</ref>.

CHIP-8 extensions include: CHIP-8C, CHIP-8E, CHIP-8X, CHIP-8I, CHIP-10, HiRes CHIP-8, CHIP-48, XO-CHIP, S-CHIP<br>==Interpreters and emulators==