gravis

A lot of friends who were devs got free Gravis boards by writing to Gravis directly which is why so many demos and shareware supported it.

Somethign about IRQ sharing disallowed more than one soundblaster or gravis ultrasound in a system at one time.

Not that there isn't opportunities like peak of DOS gaming with Gravis Ultra Sound and some Sound Blaster.

If somebody ever buys up the Gravis Ultrasound name, you’ll know things are about to get wild.

A minor but important point in its favour is that it didn't require a Gravis Ultrasound, those things were annoyingly expensive.

Norton Commander, Jazzy the Jack Rabbit, TheDraw, the Gravis Gamepad...

I also got myself one Gravis Gamepad Pro controllers at the same time.

I remember games which had extra features if you had a Gravis UltraSound.

Also, I think that the mythic Gravis game pad uses a 555 to implement the same function when it is in two button mode.

There was better kit available for professional use from the likes of Gravis and Turtle Beach, but the price put them out of reach for most home users.

This is great, when I first started in trading in 2006 one of the traders actually used a Gravis gamepad to do click trading.

Jazz Jackrabbit and Commander Keen on a gravis gamepad are second in nostalgia only to playing the original Test Drive [1] and Stunts [2] on a crappy old joystick...

Yet residual or enlarged thymus is seen as a potential cause for autoimmune conditions like Myasthenia Gravis.

Ahh, the GUS (Gravis Ultrasound), Mode X, Borland compiler and Slackware days.

Another thing that looks odd on that graph: the given polling numbers from Washington Times/Politico/Monmouth/Newsmax/Gravis/Fox/CNN/ARG all look identical despite their differing margins of error (which suggests their source data is different).