Cifer84: I don't quite understand the info under your link. Why deleting glide.dll? Would this help to run it under a modern system (with DOSBox or so)? Nevertheless, my wish to add it on GOG still remains (sadly I'm very pessimistic about that), almost all games I buy here are old games I own as retail versions.
The list I linked was for nGlide, which is a 3Dfx Glide emulator for modern systems, so that you can get the enhanced 3Dfx graphics with such old Windows games, even if you don't have a genuine 3Dfx Voodoo card anymore.
I think the extra instructions there are for modern versions of Windows, where the Windows installation utility for Time Warriors apparently fails. So instead, they suggest you just copy all the files from the CD to a folder, delete that one file, and run the game directly using the executable.
I don't recall, but did the game CD have also a DOS version of the game there? If there are other issues with the Windows version on modern PCs, then the DOS version might be easier to get installed and running, by using DOSBox. But if you want the better 3Dfx graphics in DOSBox (with the DOS version), it might be you need a special version of DOSBox which has 3Dfx Glide emulation embedded (no need for nGlide then). Not sure if nGlide works also with DOSBox games, using vanilla DOSBox?
I might try to find my game CDs, if I can locate them. I know they are in one of the big boxes where I keep my old retail games (organized in several storage boxes, one containing action games, other one strategy games, third adventure games, fourth RPGs, fifth simulations (including space combat sims)...