DOSBox is not geared to any specific sort of game or even any specific sort of software, it is just a complete MS-DOS emulator which includes a functional speedup / slowdown option (to avoid the emulator itself running too fast and defeating the whole purpose).
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Is there any hope short of keeping an old 486 in the closet?īut then I heard about this free program called DOSBox, and supposedly it was going to turn my computer into the equivalent of an old 386-33 system. As the new millenium rolled around, all semblance of support for DOS has been eliminated from Windows, and with it support for the games we once loved the most.
The result was that most of our fondest memories were now based on the cursed Disk Operation System, otherwise known as DOS, otherwise known as the unstable and unpredictable O/S developers were glad to shoot and leave for dead. and quite unfortunately, that change came right as the Golden Age of adventures was winding down. The world of computers and the basic architecture of programs changed irreversibly upon the release of Windows 95.
It is a cruel fact of life that as technology progresses, paving the way for us to see things on the computer screen we never thought possible, the games that first brought in the money to make this technology viable are rendered crippled, and in some cases even completely unplayable.
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