Speaking of New versions of old games... Wolfenstein 2009 is excellent!!!

creative driver
; Date     : 25th Jun '97
; Revision : 1.01

supports these hwids

[Creative]
;
; NOTE:  We omit hardware IDs for each of these devices, so that the user will
;        be able to supply an OEM-supplied driver with fuller functionality at
;        the "Found New Hardware" popup.
;
%*CTL0001.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0001
%*CTL0001.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0031
%*CTL0001.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0041
%*CTL0042.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0042
%*CTL0001.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0043
%*CTL0044.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0044
%*CTL0042.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0045
%*CTL0046.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0046
%*CTL0001.DeviceDesc%=CTL0001_Device, *CTL0047
%*CTL0021.DeviceDesc%=CTL0021_Device, *CTL0021
%*CTL0021.DeviceDesc%=CTL0021_Device, *CTL8001
%*CTL0022.DeviceDesc%=CTL0021_Device, *CTL0022
%*CTL0023.DeviceDesc%=CTL0021_Device, *CTL0023
%*CTL0024.DeviceDesc%=CTL0021_Device, *CTL0024
%*CTL0051.DeviceDesc%=CTL0051_Device, *CTL0051
%*CTL7FFF.DeviceDesc%=CTL7FFF_Device, *CTL7FFF
; hardware ID for all the joyport 
%*PNPB02F.DeviceDesc%=MSJSTICK, *CTL7001
%*PNPB02F.DeviceDesc%=MSJSTICK, *CTL7002
%*PNPB02F.DeviceDesc%=MSJSTICK, *CTL7005

I have this card in my 486... it just won't die.

I built it back in 98

DFI-MB - 4 x PCI, 3 x ISA, 1 x VLB
AMD CPU am5x86-p75-s 133Mhz (overclocked to 160Mhz for over 10 years now)
Fancy cpu cooler with a thermal electric conductor
  The the cpu allways stays ICE cold to the touch, (the edges are exposed) but don't touch that heatsink when checking!
64MB Ram
BusLogic Caching Controller card VLB, 4 x IDE w/16MB RAM (It has its own dedicated I386 cpu on board )
   I bought the MB with legacy support for VLB so I could keep this card...
   man it was fast I could duplicate a full 850MB drive in under 15 min
ISA Intel NIC 100Mb
PCI TV Tuner Card
PCI adaptec Wide SCSI adapter
Floppy; 3.5 1.44,  5.25 1.2, QIC Colorado T1000 Backup
IDE 40x CD ROM
IDE HDDs usually four, one striped set for OS internal / Two removable drive trays for data
SCSI 3 x Nakamichi MBR-7  7 Disc CD changers 2x - These are awesome pieces of hardware...
  Great for a jukebox Sound quality and THD is Excellent, however burning 21 drive letters created issues occasionaly
Soundblaster Awe64
  Hooked to my Sansui 9090 DB 125 Watts per channel RMS (500 watts)
  At a lan party at my house i turned it on when nobody was looking
  I then fired my shotgun    There was not a clean pair of shorts in the house LOL Hee hee ho ho
courier v.everything 33.6 - Dialup... those were the days!

The Kids use it as a media center, tv radio CDs etc...
I am just in disbelief that it still runs...
I have brutalized this machine in every possable way for a decade
I guess i build machines to well... sorry

Quake was the nail in this machines coffin...
It was as fast as or faster than any pentium 166/200 machine,
until someone wrote an app (Quake) that took advantage of the pentium specific instruction codes.
At that point it just suffered to much of a performance disadvantage and was retired to TV and CD player status...
It also still serves as a DOS, win 3.11, win95/98 reference (well yeah its multiboot )

Ah the memorys...

Sadly no it is not supported... but that was fun anyway!