DOS Games Discussion

Lotus was actually a DOS game (made by Gremlin Interactive). There was a shareware version that only gave you one car on one track. I don't know where to download it, though.

I think the full name ...

Go here to get TMNT Tournament Fighters Remix if you're looking for a TMNT-related DOS game (freeware):

http://gamehippo.com/search/search_title_1_ee28c62ac7b3c3b9393161c8f95bce7a.shtml

Indenture (v1.7) for DOS, a clone of Atari 2600 Adventure, runs EXTREMELY slow on Windows XP.

Go ahead and install FreeDOS on that C: partition. It will safely retain your data, install itself on that partition, and then you can boot FreeDOS from that C: partition. All except 5 of your files w ...

Thunderdog, when I saw that shrinkwrapped CD with that old SimCity, it crushed all hopes of that game being freeware. This topic was centered around EA refusing to allow SimCity to go freeware on Emmz ...

The Sound Blaster ISA card (any model) is the KING of sound cards (It's the original, most others are copycats).

Most ISA sound cards are fine anyway. (With 16-bit power, don't expect massive quali ...

FreeDOS is excellent with the majority of games. Check my "Don't pirate MS-DOS, get FreeDOS" topic.

As for the commercial DOSes, here goes:

MS-DOS and IBM/PC DOS versions 3.3 and higher should p ...

When the ESA or any other anti-piracy organization attack the innocent (poor law-abiding Emmzee and probably some others), it shows that their war on piracy is being fought badly. Someone or something ...

I edited my last post to include most of what used to be on this post (thanks Dogbreath).

Jmmijo, there are two versions of the FreeDOS kernel, one supports FAT32, the other one doesn't. Other than that, they are almost identical. Make sure you get the right one if you want FAT32 support. ...

That's native support built in the kernel.

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FreeDOS can support FAT32!

Champ Programming released the full versions for free on www.champ-em.com after they went out of business. The owner of Champ (John W. Champeau) signed the guestbook saying how he was glad people enjo ...

It's called Conflict, I think.