gonna make sure the next game I make is intentionally not y2k compliant better set your clock back to 1999 if you want to use it. PS it requires a 3DFX card and has a maximum OS requirement of windows 98, and it'll crash if you have more than 256mb of ram
I've been through this, and way before today, in fact. Their was a special 3DFX release of Gex: Enter the Gecko that came with the card my dad bought. My younger sister loved that game to bits. A couple of years later, 3DFX is out, and the game never worked again... /?
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By out, I mean gone, DirectX is in full force, and the family computers have been upgraded. My sister still has fond memories of this game and both of us are longing to play it again. Preliminary nostalgia, if you will. Long story short, this leads to /?
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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... a rabbit hole until I found s1 on dial-up Internet crazy enough to make a 3dfx.dll (I guess, long time ago) thing which dynamically remaps all 3DFX calls to DirectX (or it might have been OpenGL at the time, I forget). It ran like shit, but oh man my mind was blown
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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Was it any different from other releases of that gex title?
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I always assumed there must have been a general <software> rendered title for PC? I mean the other disc I got was Destruction Derby 2 which was 3DGX enabled and looked way better than its "normal" counterpart.
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