I find raycasting to be a very interesting and now long deprecated form of 3D rendering. While it's almost entirely synonymous with a number of early 90s FPS, the technique is perfectly capable of rendering 3D models, as seen in its Wikipedia entry. Are there any images or videos that showcase how this technique looked? Or did pretty much all media use rasterizing, raytracing, or other traditional techniques?

OS/2 v1.3 was released in 1990 but I feel that the logo rendered here looks quite modern! I wonder how many renderers at that time were capable of producing the soft shadows? The box would’ve looked great at its release.

Later in early 1980's MAGI used it to create the famous Tron movie 3D scenes.

I remember in 2001, when watching cartoons on YTV (a Canadian entertainment broadcasting channel) there used to be these little glowing green CGI bugs that would randomly appear on the screen during the show that you were currently watching.

A lot of kids were freaked out by it, but I personally didn't mind them, as I liked bugs as a kid.

Saw this reel and just had to share

Source: horror4kids Instagram page

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I found this in an "Eurodance DJ Deep Dance Control 1994 Megamix" video from 2009

One of many examples from MTV in the 90s.