Games that are debunked come from a 13th of November 1995 press release from Creative and a 20th of September 1995 news article/press release.Īl Unser, Jr. Whiplash - Retail support in 2.0 release.Screamer II - Patch available for retail release.Rebel Moon - Exclusive bundled with both VLB and PCI versions.Retail release with CD-ROM version of the game. NASCAR Racing - Part of the bundle with VLB version.Magic Carpet Plus - Part of the bundle with VLB version.Hi-Octane - Part of the bundle with VLB version.Flight Unlimited - Bundled with both VLB and PCI versions.Fatal Racing - Retail support in 2.0 release.Euro 96 - Retail release PCI patch available.Only VLB support, unofficial PCI support. Battle Arena Toshinden - Retail release PCI patch available.Actua Soccer - Support included in version3 of the retail release.Promo video from 1995 showing some footage of Hi-Octane, Magic Carpet, Rebel Moon and Nascar Racing. Impression supported games (Renderware) do not run on the Matrox Millennium. Retail release with the CD-ROM version of the game. NASCAR Racing - Bundled with the Matrox Millennium.According to this source Spectre MGA is a port of the game Spectre VR to use Criterion's Renderware 3D API and 3D hardware acceleration provided by Matrox MGA 3D video card.ĬGW articles: Spectre MGA (aka Spectre VR) - Bundled with the Matrox Impression as part of the 3D Superpack.Has Impression support with 640x400 resolution with 65k color. Sento - Bundled with Matrox Impression as part of the 3D Superpack and also released as combo along with Creep Clash ( image of disc).
A jet-fighter simulation game, is also limited in functionality, but it displays intricate models of enemy planes and the 3-D terrain of the ice planet Valkor. IceHawk - Bundled with the Matrox Impression as part of the 3D Superpack.The shareware version promises Impression support with 640x400 resolution with 65k color in the retail release. Please let me know if anything are not correct or if links are broken. This is a list of accelerated games for all early 3D accelerators, EXCEPT 3DFX and Direct3D!
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