BM>    While doing the Macarena Jonathan Fingas said to Bob Morgan: 
  I hate the Macarena with a bitter passion!
 JF> I'll answer, since it's an easy question, and my answer will
 JF> probably get to you more quickly (sorry Joe).
 BM>  Actually both replies came in at the same time.  :)
  Well there you go...
 BM>  I see.  Since it uses the Quake II engine then it probably needs a
 BM>  Pentium and 16 megs and won't run on my 486/66 with 12 megs like D3D
 BM>  does.  Yet another reason to upgrade.....
  My guess is that a P90 and 16 MB will be needed.  It would make sense, 
since that's the requirements for Quake II itself!
  Of course, a 3D card (preferrably a 3DFX card) would be very helpful, but 
you'd probably want a beefy machine to maximize its efficiency (3D cards tend 
to scale improvement with CPU speed).
 BM>  Oh, BTW, if you ever want to see D3D in slow motion play from the DOS
 BM>  shell in Windows.  ;)  I'm very surprised it didn't crash!  :)
  Funny, but I've never experienced a slowdown with it, even in demo mode 
(when it happens with Shadow Warrior).  But then, I have a P120 with 32 MB of 
RAM, so I better not!
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