Your system doesn't pass for oldschool

Hey, this list misses: Monaco Grand Prix Racing Simulation 2 (1998). It's a very sweet Formula 1 simulator from Ubisoft, unfortunatey they didn't get the F1 licence hence the silly game title.

I love my little oldschool machine, it's a simple white micro atx case,
Pentium 3 600MHz, 128MB RAM, 40GB Seagate HDD, and most importantly: Voodoo 4.

I got my Voodoo II in August 1998, it was my dad's spontaneous purchase while he was hanging in a tech store with his old friend who was/is a tech guy. I was playing Unreal in that time and the effect that Voodoo had on Unreal was jawdropping as you all know. Before that I had Matrox Mystique 4MB PCI card without 3D support, but I was very surprised how well Unreal worked on it (great software rendering), because other games of that era like Half-Life and Thief (which happen to be one of the greatest games of all time) were literally unplayable on the Matrox card.
I was fool to trade my Voodoo II away but recently I put together an oldskool pc with Voodoo 4 for old games and I've been having a blast. Like today I revisited a great adventure game called Lost Eden (1995) from Cryo Interactive, it doesn't use 3dfx graphics tho