Which contemporary commercial games used CRTs w/ PCs

[bfauska]

I've just spotted a listing on Craigslist for a Madden VR machine that looks to be using a large CRT connected to a PC. Is there a list of games that used this setup? I believe I saw somewhere that there were versions of Golden Tee that ran on PC and used CRT as well.

I'm a sucker for simplicity and I'd love to find a large PC compatible CRT that isn't the Makvision that costs $600 and finding a used cabinet that has parts I could pilfer would be great.

It seems like it's that or a vertical LCD are my top options if I want the size I'm used to from before my old 27" Multisync died without having to jump through connection hoops and/or add an aftermarket video card to my lowly MAME PC.

[wp34]

I have one of those Madden cabinets.  It is running a WG D9200 almost exactly like the D9800 that is in my Mame cabinet.  I'm pretty sure those Silver Strike Bowling games you see everywhere have the same monitor in them.

[DudeRegular]

Silver strike, golden tee, a bunch of the later global vr stuff, and also driving cabs. My MAME cab is a golden tee with the makvision. Works great.

[lilshawn]

lots of games. pretty much everything running VGA or better graphics is a conventional computer.

"area51 site 4" is probably one of the earliest conventional PC  hardware based games i can think of...and it ran 15k standard res.

[Ken Layton]

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