Redline [Ep.1] - Retro PC Gameplay [NVIDIA TNT2 - PIII 500] [No Commentary]

What is going on here?
I have a large collection of retro PC hardware and games. I've decided to play each of the games for at least 1 hour to see how they are.
Redline. I think I'd say this game is experimental. They had good ideas but they were limited with the technology and budget. It is a little difficult to play, controls and handling aren't the best but it is an interesting game. This was also a popular multiplayer game in "internet cafe" era. I remember playing that a lot.
I had some technical issues running the game. I tried all the 3DFX cards I have (2, 3 2000, 3 3000 and banshee) and neither of these worked. Game crashed during loading. Back of the jewel case clearly shows the 3DFX logo but for some reason it doesn't want to work. TNT2 worked quite well though, game runs smoothly.
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Gigabyte GA-6BXC
Intel Pentium III MMX 500mhz
128MB SDRam
NVIDIA TNT2 32MB
Creative SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 (SB0100)
40GB Seagate HDD (IDE)
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Capture:
VGA output goes into a VGA Splitter. One cable connects to my monitor, and the other goes into the Gefen VGA to DVI Scaler. From there, a DVI to HDMI converter takes the signal into the Elgato GameCapture 4K60. As for sound, it's a bit simpler: a 3.5mm splitter; one side connects to my headphones, and the other goes to my capture PC'sFocusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen. Everything comes together in OBS.
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Redline:
Cringey voice acting, unclear mission objectives and madmax-like world. Not everyone's cup of tea but I really enjoy it. I might end up playing the whole game.
7.5/10: Eh, good I think?
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