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The Creative Music System, later marketed by Radio Shack as Game Blaster, was Creative Lab's first sound board for the PC (the Sound Blaster was actually their second card). The best way to describe the CMS was to call it 'a Tandy/PCjr sound chip on steroids' -- it had mostly the same tonal quality as the former, but was 12 voices instead of three and each voice could be panned left or right for stereo effects.

	Monte Carlo Baccarat (1991 · DOS)
	Night Shift (1990 · DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...)
	NY Warriors (1990 · DOS, Amiga, ZX Spectrum...)
	Oil's Well (1990 · DOS)
	Operation Wolf (1987 · DOS, Amiga, NES...)
	Paku Paku (2011 · DOS, Commodore 64)
	PGA Tour Golf (1990 · DOS, Windows 3.x, SNES...)
	Police Quest 2: The Vengeance (1988 · DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...)
	Police Quest 3: The Kindred (1991 · DOS, Amiga)
	Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel (1992 · DOS)
	Power Drift (1988 · DOS, Amiga, SEGA Saturn...)
	Prince of Persia (1989 · DOS, Game Boy, Game Boy Color...)
	Puzznic (1989 · DOS, Amiga, NES...)
	QIX (1981 · DOS, Game Boy, Lynx...)
	Quest for Glory I: So You Want To Be A Hero (1992 · DOS, Macintosh)
	Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire (1990 · DOS, Amiga)
	Rambo III (1988 · DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...)
	Rastan (1987 · DOS, Game Gear, SEGA Master System...)
	Retro Fuel (2020 · DOS)
	Roberta Williams' King's Quest I: Quest for the Crown (1990 · DOS, Amiga)
	Roberta Williams' Mixed-Up Mother Goose (1991 · DOS, Windows 3.x, FM Towns)
	Sargon V: World Class Chess (1991 · DOS, Macintosh, FM Towns...)
	Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye (1990 · DOS, Windows, Windows 3.x...)
	Silpheed (1986 · DOS, Apple IIgs, TRS-80 CoCo...)
	Sorcerian (1987 · DOS, Genesis, TurboGrafx CD...)