This is a rewrite of the Windows 3.1 SVGA driver, designed to support ALL available 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit or 32-bit graphic modes on any system providing the VESA BIOS Extensions
github.com/PluMGMK/vbes...
This is a rewrite of the Windows 3.1 SVGA driver, designed to support ALL available 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit or 32-bit graphic modes on any system providing the VESA BIOS Extensions
github.com/PluMGMK/vbes...
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#DOSGaming
#DOSGaming
Rendered on a fantasy mid-90s PC in stunning SVGA with full stereo audio!
Rendered on a fantasy mid-90s PC in stunning SVGA with full stereo audio!
ET4000 in 8-bit ISA mode: 19.21 FPS
Graphics Gremlin SVGA+: 19.48 FPS
It's a good core.
ET4000 in 8-bit ISA mode: 19.21 FPS
Graphics Gremlin SVGA+: 19.48 FPS
It's a good core.
My love affair with playing SVGA-era DOS games at VGA resolutions continues.
My love affair with playing SVGA-era DOS games at VGA resolutions continues.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=svgA...
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Our Pentium 100 setup struggled to run max detail in SVGA (640x400, double VGA's) without a choppy framerate, so in 1994, I'm sure crunchy VGA would have what most peeps would have used.
📺: System Shock, Looking Glass Studios, 1994
Our Pentium 100 setup struggled to run max detail in SVGA (640x400, double VGA's) without a choppy framerate, so in 1994, I'm sure crunchy VGA would have what most peeps would have used.
📺: System Shock, Looking Glass Studios, 1994
Genuinely excellent. Rotoscoped SVGA-style pixel art, multiple solutions and endings, solid voicework - one of this games I'd have to really nitpick about to find any flaw.
Great reviews, discounted 25%, and yet sales have been minimal.
If you’ve played it and enjoyed it, please help spread the word!
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Genuinely excellent. Rotoscoped SVGA-style pixel art, multiple solutions and endings, solid voicework - one of this games I'd have to really nitpick about to find any flaw.
But as we can see, not even $3000 worth of mid 90s PC could push SVGA MW2 at anywhere near a smooth frame rate. Which yeah, has been my experience running it on similar spec VMs.
#VideoBytes
But as we can see, not even $3000 worth of mid 90s PC could push SVGA MW2 at anywhere near a smooth frame rate. Which yeah, has been my experience running it on similar spec VMs.
#VideoBytes