Have we announced you something that you've never seen before?

[FUCKLEMCDRUNK]

1. Sony Playstation (One successful console from 1994, and adds up to 24 16-bit ADPCM more often)
2. Nintendo 64 (Nintendo's competitor to the Sony Playstation after 2 years)
3. Yamaha YMF292 (One of the main chips found in the Sega Saturn, neither PCM nor FM)
4. Imports and nothing but pure something
5. Color changing parts?

[IceDragonDee]

Most of these have already been suggested. Also, did you use an AI for this? I'm pretty sure that number 4 just straight up doesn't make sense in the slightest

[IceDragonDee]

Gonna nitpick:
PS1 has a chance, but why does the sentence end with "more often"? It doesn't make sense.

N64 has no chance unless someone makes a software driver for it that can be implemented like GBA and Minmod, but as it stands, hard no.

YMF292 has a chance, but the sentence ends with something that is blatantly wrong.

4 doesn't make sense at all

5 is already a thing. you can change colours of a bunch of things within Furnace.

If you want more information, maybe a contributor can chime in.

[Degamisu]

The PS1 used pre-rendered songs for cd..

[Soulchip]

Yes and no... The PS1 is capable of reproduce music made like in a super nintendo...but with wwaaaaaaay more channels and memory to hold the samples... a lot of games used this style of music, for example, final fantasy games.

[IceDragonDee]

And even if no games used it for music... Sound effects had to come from somewhere aha