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Revision as of 06:58, 14 March 2024
This page lists simulators, arcade games, attractions or amusement parks rides that used computers made by Silicon Graphics.
| Name | Year | Hardware | MAME support | Dumped | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aladdin Magic Carpet Ride | 1998 | Triclops | None | No | A Disney World attraction that opened in 1998 and closed in 2017 |
| Canyons | 1993 | Virtual Glider | None | No | |
| Cyber Surfin | 1995 | Virtual Motion | None | No | |
| Hercules in the Underworld | 1998 | Cave | None | No | |
| Invasion! An ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter |
1998 | Cave | None | No | A Disney World attraction that opened in 1998 and closed in 2017 |
| MagBall | 1994 | Mercury | None | No | |
| Metropolis | 1993 | Virtual Glider | None | No | |
| Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for Buccaneer Gold |
2000 | Cave | None | No | |
| Reef Explorer | 1994 | Mercury | None | No | |
| Ride The Comix | 1998 | Cave | None | No | |
| The Loch Ness Expedition | 1993 | Virtual Adventure | None | No | A VR multiplayer game by Iwerks Entertainment |
| Virtual Jungle Cruise | 1998 | Cave | None | No |
| Hardware Descriptions |
|---|
| Cave |
| RealityEngine2 equipped, Onyx2-based hardware made by Disney Imagineering. |
| ESIG-2000 |
| An image generator made by E&S that connects to an Onyx computer. |
| Mercury |
| Arcade system that used a Onyx computer with a RealityEngine2 graphics board installed |
| Triclops |
| A custom rig that consisted of three Onyx computers stacked on top each other |
| Virtual Adventure & Glider |
| ESIG-2000-based VR hardware |
| Virtual Motion |
| A joint VR project between GES and Silicon Graphics. |