Hi....i have a old graphics card voodoo 1 3DFx Glide ......and no drivers or games to play on my PC.....when i was younger i played a couple of games on my PC with superb graphics.........now i search on gog and thers nothing about this...........what do you think i should do?..............

I cant tell if your serious or not. Oh well, technology has moved on a lot since then. You don't need to do anything with games brought here, they run under dosbox emulation or are native to various operating systems. that's the point, Gog have done the work for you, download, install and play.

As above, but only if you also have a new(ish) computer too.

Well, you may still have a lots of fun with your card : )

http://www.falconfly.de/3dfx.htm

Are you writing to us from it? :o

GOG uses 3dfx Glide emulator called nGlide in their releases.

http://www.zeus-software.com/downloads/nglide
http://www.zeus-software.com/downloads/nglide/compatibility

http://www.gog.com/mix/gog_games_using_nglide

It's, uh, been a while since I've updated that. Perhaps somebody else wants to take it on.

So are you saying that you're using a computer with 3DFX Glide card on daily basis as your main computer? If so, you're pretty much out of luck there, as that card has no support what so ever.

You should pay attention to the system requirements and compare it to yours. If you are using the very 1st VooDoo graphic card made. It won't run at all as it's too weak for the game to play.

You can however play games that require VooDoo 1 graphic card such as Tomb Raider 1, Quake The Offering and more. Keep in mind to delete nGlide and not to use DOSBox (In Quake 1's case use glquake.exe)

Yes, games have a list of hardware and software requirements on the main game page. However if you are really using a computer with a voodoo graphics card, which is 20 years old, then you going to have issues with pretty much everything. I mean what OS are you using? The games purchased here are old games which are made to run on new systems, i,e, WinXP and later, which they weren't originally designed to run on.

Do note also that there is an option at the top of the web page for Support.