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The Miles Sound System (initially called the Audio Interface Library) is an middleware audio library for video games, originally released by Miles Design for the IBM PC. The technology was acquired by RAD Game Tools in 1995.

Several Sega games make use of the technology, having started to appear in Sega Dreamcast releases around 2000.

Games which utilise the Miles Sound System

Dreamcast

Conflict Zone (2001)
Dragon Riders: Chronicles of Pern (2001)
Evil Twin: Cyprien's Chronicles (2002)

Windows PC

Comix Zone (1995)
Empire: Total War (2009)
Empire: Total War/Napoleon: Total War (2015)
Medieval II: Total War (2006)
Medieval II: Total War - Kingdoms (2006)
Napoleon: Total War (2010)
Rome: Total War (2007)
Rome: Total War - Barbarian Invasion (2005)
Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai (2012)
Shogun 2: Total War (2011)
The Space Bar (1997)
Space Siege (2008)

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-{{stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an middleware audio library for video games, originally released by Miles Design for the [[IBM PC]]. The technology was acquired by [[RAD Game Tools]] in 1995.
+{{stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (initially called the '''Audio Interface Library''') is an middleware audio library for video games, originally released by Miles Design for the [[IBM PC]]. The technology was acquired by [[RAD Game Tools]] in 1995.
 Several [[Sega]] games make use of the technology, having started to appear in [[Sega Dreamcast]] releases around 2000.