August 1987 · Peripheral
Creative Music System (C/MS) / Game Blaster (1987)
Creative's first PC sound card, sold as the C/MS in 1987 and rebranded Game Blaster through Radio Shack in 1988.
Its game support was thin beside AdLib, which led Creative to add an OPL2 FM chip to the original Sound Blaster.
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Facts
- Date
- August 1987
- Kind
- Peripheral
- Maker or publisher
- Creative Technology
- Sound
- Two Philips SAA1099 chips, 12 voices stereo
- Bus
- 8-bit ISA
- Model
- CT-1300
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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- Sound Blaster (original) (successor, 1989)
- AdLib Music Synthesizer Card (competitor, 1987)
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