It was the time when graphics accelerator cards began invading homes without much subtlety. The infamous 3DFx Voodoo boards plugged into PCs like a berserker’s armor, boosting graphics power beyond imagination. Back then, a regular Pentium 120 MHz couldn’t deliver the best gaming experience, and titles like Moto Racer struggled to push all those polygons… but the Voodoo cards worked their magic, raising the frame rate to the legendary 60 frames per second, while adding bilinear filtering, Z-buffer, and more—pure joy for the eyes! Moto Racer was proof that limits could be broken, as long as you were willing to spend a good chunk of money. PCs were clearly on the right path to becoming the undeniable backbone of gaming’s future. Now, back to popping wheelies!