Speaking of that game, is that perhaps the first time a sample has been used in a computer game? I would think so, but I'm not really certain.
Although it was pretty early (C64 original was 1984), the generally-accepted widespread use of digitized speech in a game was Castle Wolfenstein (Apple, 1981). There are various examples of digitized sound/speech in games before Castle Wolfenstein, but CW was by far the most popular and widespread (and a decent game, too).
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