Most games by Taito. Bubble Bobble and Rambo 3 certainly don't work. I haven't gotten CMS support in Accolade's Altered Destiny either.

I managed to get a CT-1320B with the CMS chips for a cheap price. It's working fine, but has anybody come up with a fix for those games that require a genuine Game Blaster?

I don't have an LAPC-I anymore, but I'm not missing anything! The CM-64 is a bit noisier, but otherwise will work just like a CM-32L if you execute sysex to shut off the CM-32P part. I mean it's compatible with all LAPC-I games.

How is compatibility with a first gen. MT-32? Somebody has posted on QuestStudios that a sound effect in Heart of China is only heard properly on a first generation MT-32. It's the sound effect when you're flying to a location and the postcard gets stamped. I can make a recording if you wish. Others …

The S-MPU-II does support IRQ9. Could there a problem with that? I'm having issues, but I'm still thinking that this card should be tested in something faster than a 386 (which is my only computer with ISA slots at the moment).

Are you sure IRQ2 isn't that same as IRQ9? Weird, I know, but some sources say so. In the old days, my SCC-1 jumpered to IRQ2 worked with software supposedly using IRQ9. The games I've tried all worked, just some didn't work properly.

Yes, I've only been able to test it in my 386 SX-40MHZ, and there are issues with certain games. I wonder if perhaps in a faster computer...After all, it was one of the last midi ISA cards, made around 1998 I think. This card does support intelligent mode, at least to a certain degree.

I'm looking for the driver disk for the S-MPU-II-AT midi interface card, especially "SMPUENA.EXE", which is needed to use the card in MS-DOS.

The problem I'm talking about starts at 0:08. I've made a recording from both a first gen. MT-32 and a CM-64.

Amazing accuracy - for the most part! Something I did notice: listen to the intro/menu music of Death Track and compare it to a real Roland MT-32/CM-32L or compatible. Unless I'm mistaken, something is wrong at one certain point, sounds different from the real thing.