At 10/9/24 01:02 PM, Tango wrote:The Internet Archive has a built-in MS-DOS browser emulator and a huge library of DOS games. Here's a few:
Sid Meier's Civilization
The Oregon Trail
The Secret of Monkey Island
SimCity
DOOM
Fallout
Hey, the 8-Bit Guy's familiar with 4 out of these 6 games!
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Mechwarrior 2 
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Destruction Derby 2
Big Red Racing
GTA1
Redneck Rampage
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At 10/8/24 06:07 PM, xeiavica wrote:At 10/8/24 03:56 AM, Painbringer wrote:Windows 98 runs DOS natively...If I recall, it's not pure DOS but an emulation of DOS. Less than XP, but still not as genuine as DOS 6.22 running windows 3.1.
Point is you don't need to dual-boot when you can just exit to DOS in Windows.
Nope. Its real DOS.
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At 10/8/24 06:36 PM, PLJerry wrote:Classics of all classics.
Doom
Wolfenstein 3D
At 10/8/24 09:50 PM, GearToward wrote:At 10/7/24 11:40 PM, PachkaNG wrote:Hi video games subforum!
Im currently in the process of creating a Windows 98 rig for gaming, cuz I like old nerdy shit like that :P
Im planning on installing MS-DOS 6.22 so I can dual boot both, and besides from connecting to bbs's, I need games to play dawgg! Recommend me some good dos games and the like
Doom, Doom 2
At 10/8/24 10:06 PM, ElRandomGMD wrote:out of jokes:
Lemmings
Doom
Prince of Persia
SimCity
Street Fighter
At 10/9/24 10:44 AM, youtherthyf wrote:theme hospital, systemshock, quake, civlization, and simcity 2000 are SOOOO GOOOOD
this is my dos games library in lutris, are are all awesome
At 10/9/24 01:02 PM, Tango wrote:The Internet Archive has a built-in MS-DOS browser emulator and a huge library of DOS games. Here's a few:
Sid Meier's Civilization
The Oregon Trail
The Secret of Monkey Island
SimCity
DOOM
Fallout
Guess what
Home, its where I want to be
But I guess I'm already there
Anyone else here like to toy with assembly or C in dosbox using djgpp or openwatcom? Yeah I know borland turbo C++ was the tits in the 90s, but I don't think the last remaining DOS version supported the i486 and definitely didn't support the i586 (pentium). And it was 16 bit only, meaning no protected mode 32 bit. I find it right now hell of a lot of fun, might make a few small games or two depending how interested I am.
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At 11/11/24 06:56 AM, xeiavica wrote:Anyone else here like to toy with assembly or C in dosbox using djgpp or openwatcom? Yeah I know borland turbo C++ was the tits in the 90s, but I don't think the last remaining DOS version supported the i486 and definitely didn't support the i586 (pentium). And it was 16 bit only, meaning no protected mode 32 bit. I find it right now hell of a lot of fun, might make a few small games or two depending how interested I am.
Gosh I reallllyyyy want toooooo, but im too lazy to learn assembly (its the reason im using 95 instead of just dos ._.)
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But I guess I'm already there
How about FAITH: The Unholy Trilogy? It's in a similar style to MS-DOS
At 10/9/24 01:39 AM, Chuw-Croissantier wrote:Megaman DOS...
Damn, you beat me to it lol
Cool, wild and Groovy beat.
Cool, wild and Groovy beat.
"The Elder Scrolls I: Arena" is free on steam and it runs through DOS-BOX, you can pick the files up and try to run on DOS.
At 10/23/24 12:25 PM, FalenDemo5 wrote:Is this one fine?
It's basically Doom with a medieval fantasy skin.
I think I recognized some Quake-like level design in it.
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At 10/7/24 11:40 PM, PachkaNG wrote:Hi video games subforum!
Im currently in the process of creating a Windows 98 rig for gaming, cuz I like old nerdy shit like that :P
Im planning on installing MS-DOS 6.22 so I can dual boot both, and besides from connecting to bbs's, I need games to play dawgg! Recommend me some good dos games and the like
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands and it's sequel, Wake of the Ravager. You won't regret it.
There is also the original Dungeon Keeper.
No pods, no casters
Get shadow president, You can nuke countries, make them star wars with each n stuff, ITs pretty fun!
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At 10/8/24 09:23 PM, tydaze wrote:Jazz Jackrabbit!
OK SO, Im actively trying to get that game to work on my machine, and my proccessor is apparently too new for it (The opps were plotting against me 😔😔) BUT, I WILL get that thing to work somehow I SWEAR IT
Home, its where I want to be
But I guess I'm already there
If you are into RTS:
Blood and Magic
Turn Based Strategy:
Heroes II of Might and Magic
Action:
Magic Carpet
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