   Old programs not support newest hw
  Hi.I have run FF7. (Again).It has support for voodoo and so, or the software mode. I have GeForce2, so I could only run it in software. I don't mind the sw overhead, but it just looks not-so-good.So is there any emulation, or so, that I could use, some fake driver? So the program will think the older card is installed? It could be redirecting calls to GL or DX, or to sw, whatever, I got Duron 1GH, so I'll live.I've been searching on the net, but there seems to be too much garbage thrown at me by google.Thanks in advance./def   
  Maybe you can find something here;  The voodoo used an old (deprecated) library called glide. You may be able to find new versions of the glide on teh intarweb - some of them only rebind glide calls to DX or opengl calls, and thus allow old voodoo game to run on recent hardware. You may want to check this or this (or even this) as it seems they point to various glide wrappers. For those interested, the last glide library is still available on teh web here. Glide is higly related to opengl - the function names and the general design of the API is very close to opengl.  HTH,   ;  Installing the FF7 patch will enable D3D rendering.   ;  After patching around the whole thing will very likely crash on XP anyway. It's too bad, i bought this one and can't play it anymore.There was a hack around somewhere actually modifying the exe to run on XP.   ;  Yup, thanks alot, guys.I would go with zeckensack today, cause it's small, and so can fit into my floppy ;)I looked at the patch description and it says that the program don't crash anymore (even on full-3D modes, like races). The patch is large, so I could try it tomorow, not earlier.And people are saying it really works for them.Anyway, I'll describe the results./def   ;  zeckensack's glide wrapper is excellent. I use it to play Myth 1, which is one of the most demanding glide games, and it works perfectly.   