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The video card in my PC is a Nvidia GeForce 5200, 128MB AGP.
I'd like to play an "older" game (from 1999), it requires a 3dfx or glide-compatible card. I was hoping this would be no problem for my much more recent card, but alas, like most things produced for PCs, they don't get along.
Makes me wonder why I even use my PC for gaming, since the industry almost seems to put effort into making products and hardware as un-compatible as possible.
But anyway, is there any sort of utility that would allow my card (which is direct x 9 and openGL compatible) to interpret this program?
Thanks!
I'd like to play an "older" game (from 1999), it requires a 3dfx or glide-compatible card. I was hoping this would be no problem for my much more recent card, but alas, like most things produced for PCs, they don't get along.
Makes me wonder why I even use my PC for gaming, since the industry almost seems to put effort into making products and hardware as un-compatible as possible.
But anyway, is there any sort of utility that would allow my card (which is direct x 9 and openGL compatible) to interpret this program?
Thanks!
