System Shock 1 intro [1994] [FM synth] [OPL3] [CS4237B-KQ]

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System Shock is a 1994 first-person action-adventure video game developed by LookingGlass Technologies and published by Origin Systems.

This is the intro playing with a CS4237-KQ sound chip (Sound Blaster Pro clone) in OPL3 fm synth mode.

Captured on real hardware:
System: a WeeCee running MS-DOS 6.22
Sound "card": a Crystal CS4237B-KQ chip soldered directly into the WeeCee and acting as a sound blaster pro
Video captured shoddily with a TAIPOXUN Vga to Hdmi Video Cable Converter and sent to a modern PC through a Maomaoyu Audio Video Capture Card USB3.



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