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Common problems encountered when trying to run old games on newer systems are display problems. VESA 2 is not accessible in the NTVDM. Older 3-D games used software (like GLIDE) or hardware (such as add-in 3-D accelerator cards) that is not available to today's computers. Here are some tools that may help.  
Common problems encountered when trying to run old games on newer systems are display problems. VESA 2 is not accessible in the NTVDM. Older 3-D games used software (like GLIDE) or hardware (such as add-in 3-D accelerator cards) that is not available to today's computers. Here are some tools that may help.  


* [[DisplayUtilities/GlideWrappers|Glide Wrappers]] - Emulate the 3DFX Voodoo cards' native Glide2 and Glide3 APIs.
* [[Glide Wrappers]] - Emulate the 3DFX Voodoo cards' native Glide2 and Glide3 APIs.
* [[DisplayUtilities/MultiRes|MultiRes]] - A small 32-bit utility that works very much like the venerable Microsoft QuickRes 16-bit applet for Windows 95.
* [[MultiRes]] - A small 32-bit utility that works very much like the venerable Microsoft QuickRes 16-bit applet for Windows 95.
* [[DisplayUtilities/NOLFB|NOLFB]] - A VESA 2.0 patch.
* [[NOLFB]] - A VESA 2.0 patch.
* [[DisplayUtilities/ScitechUniVBE|SciTech UniVBE]] - The Universal VESA BIOS Extension.
* [[SciTech UniVBE]] - The Universal VESA BIOS Extension.


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Revision as of 19:00, 20 October 2024

Display Utilities



Common problems encountered when trying to run old games on newer systems are display problems. VESA 2 is not accessible in the NTVDM. Older 3-D games used software (like GLIDE) or hardware (such as add-in 3-D accelerator cards) that is not available to today's computers. Here are some tools that may help.

  • Glide Wrappers - Emulate the 3DFX Voodoo cards' native Glide2 and Glide3 APIs.
  • MultiRes - A small 32-bit utility that works very much like the venerable Microsoft QuickRes 16-bit applet for Windows 95.
  • NOLFB - A VESA 2.0 patch.
  • SciTech UniVBE - The Universal VESA BIOS Extension.


References


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