Sound Blaster AWE32 SPU
Hardware entity
Supports or requires an SB AWE32 sound processing unit.
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games
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DOS 1995
DOS 1996
DOS 1996
DOS 1996
DOS 1994
DOS 1996-12
DOS 1996
DOS 1997-09-30
DOS 1996
DOS 1996-01-29
DOS 1995
DOS 1996
The Sound Blaster AWE32 was made of all of Creative Labs' previous Sound Blaster cards (SB, 16, 2.0) plus many new features including MIDI and two memory slots for two types of upgrades. MPU-401 hardware was built-in but some DOS extenders were incompatible with this bit of the hardware. Windows 3.x drivers recognized the MPU-401 unit as a distinct piece of hardware so could overcome this issue when playing DOS games (that managed to work under Windows 3.x and had an option to us Windows MIDI). Although previous cards were literally part of the AWE32, there were some backwards compatibility issues.
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The first Sound Blaster AWE32 SPU video game was released in 1994.
Acclaim Entertainment, Outhouse Software and Viper Software published most of these games.