In response to the GLiDE games list, I think it would be also useful to have a list of OpenGL games. :)

Either ones that are OGL only, or can be run in many API interfaces...(i.e. have an OGL 'mode' also) ;)

I will edit this post as other people add to the list... 8)

OGL GAMES LIST BEGINS
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Quake series (1,2,3,4)
Doom 3 + Addon pack
Prey
Unreal Series (Unreal, U.T., 2K3, 2K4)
DeusEx
Bloodrayne
Star Wars Games
(JK - Jedi Outcast, JK - Jedi Academy)
Descent Games (Descent, Descent 2 / Infinite Abyss, Descent 3 Retribution / Mercenary)
Heretic 2
Falcon 4.0
Flanker 2.0
Hexen 2
Half Life Series (HL 1, Blueshift, OP-Force, HL2, HL2-EP1)
RTCW
Sin Series (Sin, Sin-EP1)

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I know I'm missing LOADS, but this is just to start things off... ::)

Please help me add to the list! ;)

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list updated as of 06/03/07

deusEx use epics unreal engine
UT´99 work also on glide

LOL - they're already in the list! ;D

Keep 'em coming people! ;)

Descent, Descent 2 +The Infinite Abyss with D2X-XL Modification
Descent3: Retribution + Descent3: Mercenary

Descent 3 series has Glide as main API but OpenGL as Direct3D is supported :), though nothing beats Glide in that game heh ask Gamma742 he's a true Descent Veteran around here w00t! 8)

Heretic 2
Falcon4.0 + Free Falcon 3.2 modification
Flanker 2.0 + 2.51 update

these three are based for Glide API in nature, but also support OpenGL as Direct3D for cards that don't do Glide.

StarWars: Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight
StarWars: Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of The Sith
StarWars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast
StarWars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
StarWars: X-Wing Versus Tie Fighter
StarWars: X-Wing Versus Tie Fighter: Ballance of Power
StarWars: X-Wing Alliance
StarWars: Force Commander ;D

If somebody know any opengl game, that wont run on a voodoo5, or in some same generation gpu, please tell me.

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Bloodrayne Jedi Knight, JK - Mysteries of the Sith Force Commander, X-wing vs Tie Fighter, X-wing vs Tie Fighter - BoP NOLF Series (NOLF, NOLF2, Contract Jack) Painkiller

These all use Direct3D exclusively

bloodrayne uses opengl.ran it a while ago on various 3dfx cards via mesafx..

Bloodrayne : OpenGL = YES

http://www.opengl.org/products/detail/bloodrayne/

All the rest you are correct on!

WELL SPOTTED! 8-)

I started up Kingpin, The original Half-Life, and Duke nukem Manhattan project on a Nvidia fx6200 with 256mb. They seem to run good. On a side note. What the hell is up with all the different nvidia cards? I looked for a half an hour trying to find my card on the internet and I couldnt find it. I found alot of 6200 cards. But none of them were the same as the one I have. Man, Ive been out of the loop for awhile. lol. This stuff used to be alot simpler.

sb306 wrote on 12.02.09 at 13:46:47:

I started up Kingpin, The original Half-Life, and Duke nukem Manhattan project on a Nvidia fx6200 with 256mb. They seem to run good. On a side note. What the hell is up with all the different nvidia cards? I looked for a half an hour trying to find my card on the internet and I couldnt find it. I found alot of 6200 cards. But none of them were the same as the one I have. Man, Ive been out of the loop for awhile. lol. This stuff used to be alot simpler.

What do you mean?

If it's just for a driver, go to nVidia.com, and download the driver, easy.  :)

I tried to go on nvidia's website and download it. But my browser doesnt like their site. I couldnt find it anywhere else either. I went on ebay to see if I could find my card somewhere and I couldnt find another one like it. Jus seems strange. Its no big deal though. I installed the voodoo 3000 and Im much happier with that. Thanks.

nVidia's drivers are unified, it really doesn't matter which brand card you have, they are all more or less the same.

Have you tried using a different browser?