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nobody <nob...@csufresno.edu> wrote:


>   I read the press release; all it said was that Sega would port 
>  "couple" games to the PC with NVIDIA card installed. I also read a Sega 
>  rep's interview, and when asked what games Sega would port to the 
>  Pentium PC with NVIDIA card, he said they haven't decided yet, but the 
>  ported games will have minimal amount of action on the screen, since 
>  the Pentium PC with NVIDIA card is still not fast enough to do games 
>  like VF2 and Sega Rally. Does that satisfy your question?

Never asked a question.  And your assumption is incorrect.  Why is the
Nvidia and Pentium not enough to handle it?  Do you have actual specs?

Have you seen examples? No.  Since this is the first you've heard of
the Nvidia chip, one could conclude that you're quite ignorant on the
future of PC gaming.  Nvidia/Diamond are one player.  There is
Creative, Yamaha, ATI, Cirrus Logic- all releasing low cost 2D/3D
accelerators.

Read Diamonds press release.  The two games will be Virtua Fighter
Remix and Panzer Dragoon, btw.

>  Hell, If it takes a Pentium to port Sonic1, you can see how hard it 
>  would be to port games like VF2.

Twit.  That was not for systems with the Nvidia chip.  You don't have
a clue.  Catch up on what's happening in the industry.