On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 09:24, jokerman64 wrote: ... > > > > Voodoo3s play all GL and SDL games very nicely, Quake and all its > > variants are fine, Descent3 is great. However, some game authors will > > write their games specifically for a certain video card. They might say > > that it's to "utilize many super-nifty whiz-bang features of the card > > that aren't exposed through OpenGL", I might say it's to repay > > investments and prototype boards from the video card manufacturer, but > > the end result is that 3dfx doesn't apply in that game of kickback any > > more. So, if you want to run Unreal Tournament on Linux, you must > > purchase an NVidia card and use whatever drivers it requires.
> It can't play UT 2003 That's what I said, yes. So, if you want to run Unreal Tournament on Linux, you must > > purchase an NVidia card and use whatever drivers it requires. Clear? By the way, if you want to play Age of Empires, you'll need to buy a copy of Windows too. Games publishers set hardware and software requirements. -- Jack Coates Monkeynoodle: A Scientific Venture...
