They're still around and they still make cards. The onboard audio in my PC broke, so I bought an Audigy FX and it's served me ever since.
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I think these days most people use their video card as a sound card because monitors/displays generally have audio out as well.
But yeah. I remember having endless problems getting one of the Splinter Cells to run (I want to say Pandora Tomorrow?). After literally weeks of googling and discussing the issue on forums with others with the same problem, we found out that it had issues with the onboard sound for certain motherboards. Went out to Best Buy, bought the cheapest soundblaster they had, and no problems.
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I still have a sound card, because I have a stupid sound bar that works great except it only takes optical audio input.
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Soundblaster? Pfff, Covox users club assemble!
The first upgrade I ever made to a PC was having to get a sound card to run Morrowind.