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QSound is a sound enhancement system from QSound Labs to create 3D audio effects from a stereo source. The system was used in several Capcom CPS1 titles and in most, if not all CPS2 and CPS3 titles as well as several console games and some non-CPS system Capcom arcade games such as Battle Arena Toshinden 2. Electronic Arts, Activision Link title, Microsoft Games Studios, Sega, Virgin Interactive, TDK Mediactive, Bullfrog Productions, and Lionhead Studios have also used the technology. While the system is mainly known for it's use in video game titles the first QSound chip used for that purpose was not created until 1991, while QSound had been created in the 1980's and has been used in everything from screensavers to television programming

List of Known Games Using QSound

Adventures of Lomax (Psygnosis)

Aliens vs Predator (Capcom)

Armoured Warriors (Capcom)

Battle Arena Toshinden 2 (Capcom)

Beasts and Bumpkins (Electronic Arts)

Black and White (Lionhead Studios)

Bob Bondurants High Performance Driving (Fathom Pictures)

Cuba-10 (Activision)

Cyberbots (Capcom)

Darkstalkers (Capcom)

Dawn Patrol (Empire)

Dirt Racer (Accolade)

Diskworld 2 (Perfect Entertainment)

Dungeons and Dragons series (Capcom)

Dungeon Keeper 2 (Bullfrog Productions)

EA Sports Football Manager 2 (Electronic Arts)

Eco Fighter (Capcom)

Ecco the Dolphin (Sega; Sega CD version)

F1 Championship Series 2000 (Electronic Arts)

FA Premier League Football Manager ‘99 (Electronic Arts)

FIFA Soccer Manager (Electronic Arts)

Formula One series (Psygnosis)

From Dusk Till Dawn (Gamesquad)

G-Police (Psygnosis)

Hyperblade (Activision)

John Madden Football (Electronic Arts)

Marvel vs Capcom series (Capcom)

Nihilist (Philips Media)

Outwars (Microsoft)

Populous: The Beginning (Bullfrog Productions)

Populous 3 (Bullfrog Productions)

Resident Evil 2 (Capcom)

Ring of Destruction (Capcom)

Rival Schools (Capcom)

The Punisher (Capcom)

Saturday Night Slammasters (Capcom)

Sonic CD (Sega)

Space Circus (Infogrames)

Speedster (Psygnosis)

Spycraft (Activision)

Star Gladiator series (Capcom)

Starship Titanic (Digital Village)

Street Fighter Alpha series (Capcom)

Street Fighter EX series (Capcom)

Street Fighter The Movie (Capcom; Console Version)

Super Gem Fighter (Capcom)

Super Street Fighter II (and all variations) (Capcom)

Terra Nova (Looking Glass Technologies)

Track Attack (MicroProse)

TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament ‘96 (Dream Weavers)

Vampire Savior (Capcom)

Warriors of Fate (Capcom)

X-Men: Children of the Atom (Capcom)

Zork Nemesis (Activision)

Sources

QSound Labs Homepage

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-'''QSound''' is a sound enhancement system from [[QSound Labs]] to create [[3D audio effect]]s from a [[stereo]] source. The system was used in several [[Capcom]] [[CPS1]] titles and in most, if not all [[CPS2]] and [[CPS3]] titles as well as several [[console]] games and some non-CPS system [[Capcom]] [[arcade games]] such as [[Battle Arena Toshinden 2]]. [[Electronic Arts]], [[Activision]][[Link title]], [[Microsoft Games Studios]], [[Sega]], [[Virgin Interactive]], [[TDK Mediactive]], [[Bullfrog]], and [[Lionhead Studios]] have also used the technology. While the system is mainly known for it's use in [[video game]] titles the first '''QSound''' chip used for that purpose was not created until [[1991]], while '''QSound''' had been created in the [[1980's]] and has been used in everything from [[screensavers]] to [[television programming]]
+'''QSound''' is a sound enhancement system from [[QSound Labs]] to create [[3D audio effect]]s from a [[stereo]] source. The system was used in several [[Capcom]] [[CPS1]] titles and in most, if not all [[CPS2]] and [[CPS3]] titles as well as several [[console]] games and some non-CPS system [[Capcom]] [[arcade games]] such as [[Battle Arena Toshinden 2]]. [[Electronic Arts]], [[Activision]][[Link title]], [[Microsoft Games Studios]], [[Sega]], [[Virgin Interactive]], [[TDK Mediactive]], [[Bullfrog Productions]], and [[Lionhead Studios]] have also used the technology. While the system is mainly known for it's use in [[video game]] titles the first '''QSound''' chip used for that purpose was not created until [[1991]], while '''QSound''' had been created in the [[1980's]] and has been used in everything from [[screensavers]] to [[television programming]]
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 :[[Diskworld 2]] ([[Perfect Entertainment]])
 :[[Dungeons and Dragons]] series ([[Capcom]])
-:[[Dungeon Keeper 2]] ([[Bullfrog]])
+:[[Dungeon Keeper 2]] ([[Bullfrog Productions]])
 :[[EA Sports Football Manager 2]] ([[Electronic Arts]])
 :[[Eco Fighter]] ([[Capcom]])
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 :[[Nihilist]] ([[Philips Media]])
 :[[Outwars]] ([[Microsoft]])
-:[[Populous: The Beginning]] ([[Bullfrog]])
+:[[Populous: The Beginning]] ([[Bullfrog Productions]])
-:[[Populous 3]] ([[Bullfrog]])
+:[[Populous 3]] ([[Bullfrog Productions]])
 :[[Resident Evil 2]] ([[Capcom]])
 :[[Ring of Destruction]] ([[Capcom]])