3dfx Voodoo Graphic Card Emulation Coming To DOSBox

Posted by timothy on Tuesday October 19, 2010 @05:53PM from the but-1996-feels-like-yesterday dept.

KingofGnG writes with this excerpt from King Arthur's Den: "One of the forthcoming versions of the best PC-with-DOS emulator out there should include a very important architectural novelty, ie the software implementation of the historical Voodoo Graphics chipset created by 3dfx Interactive in the Nineties. "Kekko", the programmer working on the project with the aid of the DOSBox crew and the coding-capable VOGONS users, says that his aim is the complete and faithful emulation of SST-1, the first Voodoo chipset marketed in 1996 inside the first 3D graphics accelerated cards on the PC."

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"Historical" by Internetuser1248 · 2010-10-19 18:06 · Score: 0, Redundant

It seems strange to hear something that happened in my life time referred to as historical. I remember when julius ceasar and socrates first built the prototype of the TNT2 graphics card