Games » AbandonwareDownload DOSBox from the link below and install it on your C drive. Download the game you want to play and put it in a folder on your C drive (name the folder something like OLDGAMES).
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| Doom (1993)(Id Software) |
| Quake (1996)(Id Software) |
| Duke Nukem 3D (1996)(3D Realms) |
| Blood (1997)(Monolith) |
| Leisure Suit Larry 7 Love for Sail (1996)(Sierra Online) |
| Warcraft 2 Tides Of Darkness (1995)(Blizzard Entertainment) |
| Heroes of Might and Magic 2 (1996)(New World Computing) |
| Tomb Raider (1996)(Eidos) |
| Master Of Orion 2 Battle At Antares (1996)(Microprose Software Inc) |
| Wolfenstein 3d (1992)(Activision Publishing Inc) |
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| Mystic Towers (1994)(Apogee Software Ltd) |
| Master Of Orion 2 Battle At Antares (1996)(Microprose Software Inc) |
| Jungledyret Hugo AKA Jungle Jim (1995)(-) |
| Privateer 2 The Darkening (1996)(Origin) |
| Prince Of Persia (1989)(Broderbund Software Inc) |
| Duke Nukem 3d Atomic Edition 1.4 (1996)(Atari Inc) |
| Jazz Jackrabbit CD (1995)(Epic Megagames)(M4) |
| Karateka (1984)(Broderbund Software Inc) |
| Jazz Jackrabbit (1994)(Epic Megagames Inc) |
| Monster Bash Episode 1 To 3 (1993)(Apogee Software Ltd) |
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To browse DOS Games, scroll up and choose a letter or select Browse by Genre. If you're feeling adventurous, try the advanced rom browser.More Dos games will be featured on this site in the coming months, and it’s only fair that I write up some clear tips on how to play these on modern computers. DosBox is everyone’s favorite MSDOS emulator, and learning how to use it takes but a few minutes.
1. First you’ll need to download DosBox and install it.
2. Create a folder for Dos games on your hard-drive. We’ll assume this folder will be: D:DosGames
3. Copy your Dos games into the folder. If you must install a Dos game from a CD, then please see this tutorial.
4. Open DosBox and type in the following command line, without the quotes: ‘mount c d:dosgames’ + Enter (change according to your Dos games folder)
5. DosBox will now recognize your ‘dosgames’ folder as C: .Simply type ‘C:’ or just ‘C:’ to enter this directory, as seen above.
6. Enter the game folder of your choice and play the game!
If you do not want to repeat this process every time, open your dosbox.conf file with NotePad and locate [autoexec]. Now add the ‘mount’ command of your choice, as seen below:
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Useful DosBox command lines:
cd [Directoy Name] – Change Directory. Example: ‘cd doom2’ + Enter
cd… – Back to root directory. Example: ‘cd…’ + Enter
dir – Lists all files located in current folder. Example: ‘dir’ + Enter
Up Key – Rewrite latest input command line.
exit – Closes DosBox
Alt+Enter – Switch to fullscreen mode or back to windowed mode.
Performance wise, DosBox can be quite a hassle to run on old computers, especially if you want to play demanding 3D Dos games (eg: Carmageddon, Armored Fist 2, Quake). It’s safe to say that you’ll at least need a computer with a Dual Core processor and at least 2GB DDR2 RAM or more before attempting to run these games.