So, have you ever met a game with Q-Sound tech? Any examples of implementation? As I remember there was only a sound processor that added some virtual volume to the stereo records, but it was never used for real sound positioning in games. Thanks for sharing this ad!
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1:55 this has to be an early build we need this dumped.
So, have you ever met a game with Q-Sound tech? Any examples of implementation?
As I remember there was only a sound processor that added some virtual volume to the stereo records, but it was never used for real sound positioning in games.
Thanks for sharing this ad!
If you've played a Capcom game on a CPS-2 Board, you'd notice that at the start it has a little jingle saying that the board uses a QSOUND chip.
@@kasugamaru0_0 the tech (it was not a chip but a stero setup) was used in every capcom arcade game in the 90s
2:18 the 90s promised us virtual reality, but all we got was Monopoly with Q-Sound
Thanks to @neired and @nate567987, I will take a look at that.
1:48 Sega
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