Developer Recreates Late-1990s Voodoo Graphics Card Using FPGA Hardware

A developer has documented a project to recreate the iconic Voodoo Graphics chip and a late-1990s gaming PC using an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array). The project, published on a personal technical blog, aims to faithfully emulate the hardware architecture of the era on modern reconfigurable silicon. Voodoo Graphics, originally made by 3dfx Interactive, was a landmark GPU that defined PC gaming in the late 1990s. The write-up details the technical challenges involved in replicating the chip's behavior at the hardware level using FPGA logic. The post received modest attention on Hacker News, attracting five upvotes at the time of indexing.