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| System(s): Mega Drive |
| Developer: Artech Digital Entertainments[1] |
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The Sega Music Development System is a Mega Drive sound driver developed by Artech Digital Entertainments. Commissioned by Sega of America, it was one of the very first Western-developed sound drivers for the system. While workable, the system was reportedly difficult to work with[2], and was soon replaced with Recreational Brainware's GEMS.
Games which use the Sega Music Development System
- 688 Attack Sub (1991)
- Art Alive! (1992)
- Dark Castle (1991)
- Fantasia (1991)
- Joe Montana II Sports Talk Football (1992)
- M-1 Abrams Battle Tank (1991)
- Mario Lemieux Hockey (1991)
- Pac-Mania (1991)
- Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin (1991)
- Sports Talk Baseball (1992)
- ToeJam & Earl (1992)
Production credits
- Evaluation: David Javelosa[2]