How to play DOS games on your latest Operating System

"DOS Games" - Do you remember playing DOS games like Dave, Aladdin etc and having lot of fun during my high school days. Did you try playing these games on your latest operating systems ? If you are using some of the latest operating systems like Windows 8 or 7, chances are that these games won’t work as these games were designed for 16-bit systems. There are some simple workarounds that you can try out that will help you play your DOS games on any of the computer with the latest operating system.

[caption id="attachment_95" align="alignright" width="320"] Image courtesy: Dave DOS Games[/caption]

Now you can play any of the DOS games and the easiest way to run DOS games on your computer is through DOSBox (most popular GUI frontends for DOSBox). Go to the link mentioned below and you will find the default package. Download the DOSBox windows application, you can even download example game packages. After downloading you can install this program like any other Windows application and it is ready for use immediately after the installation. Download the DOS games that you want from the second link. To install a DOS game, simply use the import wizard or drag-and-drop the zip archive file (that contains the DOS program) into the D-Fend Reloaded window. The other good part is that you can download most popular DOS games from the web for free and legally.

Download Links:  D-Fend Reloaded and Games