Recreating Voodoo Graphics and a Late-1990s Gaming PC on an FPGA

So bummed out that I wrecked the HDMI out on my MiSTer. I was trying to figure out a new monitor layout and unplugged/plugged it in a few times. I could SSH into it no problem, but no HDMI out. After peeking around on the forums, turns out that the MiSTer doesn't take kindly to that while it's still on-- I forget the technical reason. Oh well. Many, many hours of fun playing games with my son on the it, I got my money's worth.

Tomb Raider (1996) ostensibly required a Pentium, and I remember (though memory may be faulty) the demo refusing to run on my 486. Does this FPGA 486 support the additional Pentium instructions?

The lack of example videos is killing me!

I had that VooDoo card- Quake 1 was amazing on it. Of course today it's not amazing.

Will it support 31kHz video out via VGA I wonder? Would love a period-accurate PC in my superstation one.