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Basicaly the snes codes are composed (mostly) from 3 parts for NTSC and PAL regions.

First part indicates the region:

• SNSP (for PAL)
• SNS (for US)
• SHVC (for JAP region)

The middle part indicates the code for the game title.

What I figured up for PAL is the following - if the middle part of the code has the 4 characters - the last letter from the code is specific for the language:

• P -> english
• D -> deutch
• F -> french
• S -> spanish
• I -> Italian

The last part of the code (again for PAL regions) can be (specific to the influence regions)

• NOE/SFRG - german region
• FAH - french and holland
• FRA/SFRA - french region
• FRA - french
• ITA - italian
• ESP - spain
• EUR - europe
• NOE - nintendo of europe
• UKV - england
• GPS - ???? (not confirmed - english game version with local manual and box)
• FAX - ???
• SCN - scandinavian
• AUS - australia

Sometimes there is a number (as a forth part of the code) - it represents the "revision" - it's like the updated version.