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Latest revision as of 20:52, 2 March 2025

This page lists simulators, arcade games, attractions or amusement parks rides that used computers made by Silicon Graphics.

Name Year Hardware MAME support Other Emulator
Support
Dumped Description
Aladdin Magic Carpet Ride 1998 Triclops None None No A Disney World attraction that opened in 1998 and closed in 2017
Canyons 1993 Virtual Glider None None No
Cyber Surfin 1995 Virtual Motion None None No
Hercules in the Underworld 1998 Cave None None No
Invasion! An
ExtraTERRORestrial
Alien Encounter
1998 Cave None None No A Disney World attraction that opened in 1998 and closed in 2017
MagBall 1994 Mercury None None No
Metropolis 1993 Virtual Glider None None No
Pirates of the Caribbean:
Battle for Buccaneer Gold
2000 Cave None None No
Reef Explorer 1994 Mercury None None No
Ride The Comix 1998 Cave None None No
The Loch Ness Expedition 1993 Virtual Adventure None None No A VR multiplayer game by Iwerks Entertainment
Virtual Jungle Cruise 1998 Cave None 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.