If this list is supposed to represent games which only support Glide while not offering D3D nor OpenGL rendering, then it's incorrect.

Dues Ex and Diablo 2 both support D3D, at the very least. I'm guessing there are other games on that list which do as well.

there is even dx version in the list

...anyway, from MEMORY:

Cybergladiators
Driver's Education 98
Montezuma's Return!
Streets of Simcity
Test Drive 4
Uprising

leileilol wrote on 2020-07-13, 00:08:

...anyway, from MEMORY:

thanks,
I just thought that rushing eyes through the list may refresh even more games in the memory.

Asghan
Dreams to Reality

Joseph_Joestar wrote on 2020-07-12, 17:27:

If this list is supposed to represent games which only support Glide while not offering D3D nor OpenGL rendering, then it's incorrect.

It's meant to represent all games that support Glide, period. I agree it's a good place to leap off from.

I used to have a thread like this but I don't think it ever got a decent conclusion.

Moved to appropriate forum, tho.

Centipede.
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. Supports glide and 3 more proprietary APIs. IIRC there is the separate d3d only version.
Curse You! Red Baron.
Cybergladiators.
Descent.
F-16: Multirole Fighter.
F/A-18: Korea.
Fatal Abyss.
Fighter Pilot.
Front Line Fighters (all 3 games).

Garrett W wrote on 2020-07-13, 08:52:

Dreams to Reality

That game was one of the most painful ones I've ever played.
Puzzles didn't make any sense, good luck trying to play through this without a tutorial.

When it came out it looked pretty good, though - and the big box is also very beautiful. 😀

According to the box, 3Dfx is not a strict requirement.

(The other versions mentioned are probably just software mode - it's been a while since I touched that.)

Need for Speed 2
Doom95
AOE2(not sure)

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Garrett W wrote on 2020-07-13, 08:52:

Dreams to Reality

That game was one of the most painful ones I've ever played.
Puzzles didn't make any sense, good luck trying to play through this without a tutorial.

When it came out it looked pretty good, though - and the big box is also very beautiful. 😀

According to the box, 3Dfx is not a strict requirement.
dtr_box.jpg

(The other versions mentioned are probably just software mode - it's been a while since I touched that.)

Any way to get dreams to reality working with voodoo 3000 in glide mode?

derpmochump wrote on 2020-07-24, 23:36:

Any way to get dreams to reality working with voodoo 3000 in glide mode?

I don't know. I only have a Voodoo 2 SLI setup.

Maybe someone else from the community can chime in here.

Fairly certain Dreams to Reality only runs on the original Voodoo (and perhaps Voodoo Rush). Even Voodoo2 can't run it apparently.

Discrete_BOB_058 wrote on 2020-07-24, 16:51:

Need for Speed 2
Doom95
AOE2(not sure)

All three are strictly software rendered to DirectDraw

Well, just to be clear, the original NFS2 is a strictly software rendered affair. NFS2SE definitely offers a Glide mode, are you sure it also offers D3D support? I'm fairly certain D3D support in the series started with NFS3.

edited to reflect updated post

Garrett W wrote on 2020-07-25, 00:14:

Fairly certain Dreams to Reality only runs on the original Voodoo (and perhaps Voodoo Rush). Even Voodoo2 can't run it apparently.

Just tested it out and yes, it doesn't seem to work on a Voodoo 2:

1main: grSstOpen failed

Only the DOS version comes with 3Dfx support (and it needs to be installed manually with a batch file from the CD).
The Windows version uses D3D or GDI rendering (two different executables) and gets installed by default.

Edit: According to this thread the game does not run with a Voodoo 2 because of an incompatible glide2x.ovl - but it should run with a Voodoo 3:

This is the only game that uses glide2x.ovl that no one has yet been able to run on Voodoo 2. But it works on Voodoo 3.

Wait, for real? Dreams to Reality offers a D3D mode?

Yes, the Windows binary uses DirectX 3. 😀
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_DirectX_2-7_games

Dont know if someone s mentioned it but Gex Enter the Gecko

Davros wrote on 2020-07-25, 20:38:

Dont know if someone s mentioned it but Gex Enter the Gecko

I have the Russian version on a CD and it's Direct3D only.