(re: re: Computer Sound) The other computers utilized their own soundchips to generate the sounds…I guess the Tandy would be best for the old PC speaker-only games since it had a three-voice speaker compared to the one-voiced the PC had.
The last Amiga games from Sierra even came with a Roland MT-32 driver which you could use to hook up your Amiga to a Roland MT-32 and get the same music as the PC-version. You needed a MIDI interface for that though. I believe Sierra was the only game company that supported the MT-32 in their Amiga versions.
