get the latest refernece driver from here:
http://www.falconfly.de/banshee.htm
make sure you have dx7

try the demo for unreal tournament

@3Dfxnerd,

NFS2 apparently needs a tweak to work with Banshee. BTW it's always a good idea to search Google Groups for these kinds of problems.

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/3dfx.products … 5E/r01tJyY7TF8J

I have a couple of Banshee sites bookmarked that might be useful:

http://www.billsworkshop.com/banshee/banshee_game.html

http://www.arrakis.es/~canaima/

You will have to use the Wayback Machine ( http://archive.org/ ) to see the second site listed above.

thanks for the info everbody! I copied the GLide executable to the game folder and modified the shortcuts to link to it intead of the OpenGL version. so now it works on the card great ! 😁

@davros yes I do have DX 7 on it, comes with WinME.

so when I put the banshee in my Win95 Glide PC I'll copy the file over the same. I was wondering why it ran fine on my Voodoo 1 and not the banshee, but it doesn't detect the card during installation like it does with my voodoo 1.

Because some older games strictly expect a Voodoo1 (which would lead to compatibility with only the Voodoo2). Sometimes a patch intended to use with the Voodoo Rush could make the game work on Banshee/V3/V4/V5 (Streets of Simcity, for example)

Plus the *censored* EA use non-standard way to detect glide cards. Normal games are using glide API itself (grGet(), IIRC), EA is using PCI bus scanner. Of course if the game has published before the Voodoo Banshee creation - this *censored* method can't work with the Banshee. Or with the glide wrapper. Or even with any modern d3d card.
Fortunately you can set the API through the registry or command line switches.
The only other game with the same behavior is "GTA 2", AFAIK.

The game actually came with the voodoo banshee and the voodoo 2, both had compatibility issues with NFSII. But it works now, which is okay with me.