A long-dead relic of the olden days of computing, having gone bankrupt back in 2002 when dinosaurs roamed the earth and now an unverified "3dfx Interactive" Twitter account promises a return twenty years later. Seeing as how A) nVidia bought up all its assets at bankruptcy and then promptly forgot the brand existed, and B) getting components for video cards still requires major established companies to travel to Mount Doom upon the backs of giant eagles, this is highly likely to be an incredibly-out-of-band April Fool's joke or some kind of publicity play by nVidia.
Any thoughts? I know we've got a number of older members on this site, so I can't be the only one who remembers the joys of the Glide library and the exciting days before unified drivers, where it was entirely possible to install the wrong driver on a card and need to spend hours fixing the problem.
