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[Smiling Spectre]

Ok, several titles from the top of my head: Resident Evil 1, AI Wars, Might & Magic 7, Incoming.

First two are too fast (AI wars is incredibly fast) if "Graphic acceleration" is on, but quite bearable with "software rendering". M&M is ok in real-time mode, but have insanely fast movement in turn-based, and Incoming have "normal" world, but lightning speed for vehicle/view movement. And this games are not alone any way - I seen much more, but with my affinity to slow (or better turn-based) gaming I simply cannot remember action games so good - usually I am dropping it next second after I discovered that it's unplayable.

Did I pass the test?

[Japo]

You're probably right, I was just generalizing but it's perfectly possible for a modern game to have no proper timing programmed as well as a DOS one, but I think less frequent... The most established 3D engines I can recall (Morrowind...) when they find more powerful hardware they usually produce more FPS but preserve the timing...

I have a cookie for you Spectre

[Smiling Spectre]

Thank you, Japo!