DOSBox-X continues to prove that the world of classic PC computing is far from forgotten. The…
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CGA graphics explained: the first color graphics standard for IBM PCs
When we look at computer graphics today, it’s easy to forget how simple and limited things…
From 386 to Pentium: the evolution of 90s PC gaming performance
If you grew up gaming on PCs in the late 80s and 90s, you probably didn’t…
The untold story of shareware and the birth of independent game development
Before digital downloads, before app stores, before indie studios could launch a game worldwide with a…
How to get the most authentic DOS gaming experience today
Emulating DOS games on a modern computer is much more than simply launching an old executable.…
The hidden importance of Dangerous Dave in MS-DOS history
In the late 1980s, personal computers were not supposed to be fun. They were beige machines…
Gold Mine Run!: A new arcade platformer released for MS-DOS
“Gold Mine Run!” is a charming arcade platformer that takes players deep into the heart of…
Celebrating 30 years of SimCity 2000: a timeless legacy of urban simulation
SimCity 2000 was a groundbreaking release in 1993, building upon the foundation laid by the original…
New Wolfenstein 3D release with 8088 and CGA support
Indie developer jhhoward released a new modification of the original Wolfenstein 3D which renders the game…
Commander Keen Dreams: Great ’90s MS-DOS nostalgia
Keen Dreams is a 1992 video game by id Software which was originally released for PCs…