CD problems on B&W G3 running classic OS 9.2.2

Question

I have a B&W G3 with Panther and OS 9.2.2 installed, and that has the original Matshita CR-589 CD-ROM drive that came from Apple. I am trying to get some "old school" games running, but have run into some problems. Panther can see the CD, but Classic does not recognize that anything is in the drive.
A quick look at the system using System Profiler indicates that the OS9 Drivers are not installed. Is there a way to get and install these drivers so that my Classic environment will see the CD in the drive? If so, does anyone know where I may find them, and how to install them in the classic environment? Am I correct in stating that I can simply place them in the Extensions folder and make sure they are turned on via the Extension Manager? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
-FormZ
G5 iMac   Mac OS X (10.4.6)   B&W G3, PowerMac 8500, Quadra 700

Answer 1

I decided this by the fact that System Profiler states "OS9 Drivers: No" in the list of attributes returned for the CD-ROM drive.
To me, and maybe just to me, the term "old school", as it relates to games on the mac, refers to games that predate OSX and that run under System 7.0 through System 9.2.2. I would consider games running on OS1, System 3, Finder 5 through System 6.0.8 as being "really old school", but those are my self imposed definitions. For others, it may mean games that date back to the Apple LisaOS, Apple IIe, the Apple I, or it may have no meaning at all.
The particular game is question is a System 9.x compatible game.
Looking at my original post, I can not see where I said that these CDs are different from any other CDs. I stated that "Panther sees the CD, but Classic does not recognize that anything is in the drive." My Classic environment does not see any CD, be it "old school" or "new school".