Making THE Ultimate Game System

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From: pete... James Peterson
Date: Tue, 19 May 1992 14:25

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Do any of you think that it's worth buying the SoundBlaster Pro (or other
high end sound board) when most of the software I've seen only supports 
the low end SoundBlaster.  I know I should think ahead when they will
support the high end, but then which board and standard should I bet/place
my money on?

The same sort of question applies to the type of Graphic card/Monitor,
and to the CD-ROM player.

I need the opinions of the gamer to make the dicision.  

If anyone else wants the advice that I get I'll compile it and mail it to you.

Thanks for any help
James
pete...@Armstrong.EDU

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