Enjoy your stay, Jessica!

Hi,

I'm Chris from USA...found this site while searching for a PCjr version of the classic Alley Cat! Happy to see so many folks still interested in these great games of the early PC era...looking forward to catching up!

I have no idea how I got here but I love it

Hello Dave from the US here was searching for Murder Makes Strange Deadfellows and found this site, it looks great.

That's not a game many people are looking for and even fewer have played it. You have a rare taste!

Nice place!

Spread the word!

Well, been gaming before the PC's came onto the market when I played Oregon Trail on the Apple 2, bought my first PC as a kid (Tandy 1000 ES), worked a lot of hours to afford that bad boy back in the day. Old Dos game lover. The only one I kept over the years was one called "Below the Root" Still have the original box and 5.25 Floppy. No drive to test it's integrity in, but I held onto at least one game, since the ex made me toss the other stuff I had archived. Pleasure to meet you all and hope to find the original Might and Magic 1.

- Tom

Looking forward to your view on Below the Root

Hello. I'm here because of the German manager game Der Planer. I like your site.

Is it only DOS games or are you covering Windows games as well?

Welcome! Bienvenue !

Hi I´m Tony from Germany, i found this site on my search for Die Fugger 2. This game is a fond childhood memory for me

I was told I need to introduce myself and make a menace in the process. I've been hunting one particular game for 18 years at this point, and I'm still searching. I know it's an RPG, I know it's got destructible furniture, I know it's from before 2005 and came on PC. That's all I've got besides some snippets of memory about the intro and first area.

Looking forward to seeing if I stick around, and learning about all these other games I haven't touched up on yet. I already see some good stuff lying in the archives.

Hi, nice to meet you! !

Here for Amiga content, mainly, having just got an A500 Mini, and needing manuals for games, some more obscure than others.

Gaming history: Atari VCS (it was never called the 2600 in the time I owned one!), then jumped from consoles to home computers: Sharp MZ80A, VIC-20, C64, Amiga 1000, Amiga 500, Amiga 4000, finally a Pentium PC. Filled in the gaps with an Atari 400, Atari Lynx, Atari ST, Amiga 600 and 1200 plus a CD32 along the way. Took an ill-advised detour briefly as a 'collector' of retro, which has unfortunately turned me into a hoarder.

Hi! Came across this site while browsing through old games that came up to my memory... it's nice to see there's an active community behind it! Hope you can all enjoy playing!

hi everyone i like old dos games and i cant wait to try them all and i used to own the 2000 games pc dos disk so ya im waiting to donwload proliferation which is a great game back in the day.

Sidsayian

Hi everyone. I came here looking to rediscover the games I played in my youth. Thanks for keeping these games alive and available!

Hey, greetings from La Plata, Argentina! Found this place after looking for Banner Mania and other obscure, ancient DOS apps I remember from my childhood in the 80's.

Hi everyone!

Just joined the site and it's great to see that these classics are being kept alive. There is a lot of focus on classic games for consoles, but not nearly enough for computer games like C64, Amiga and DOS and even less for other 8-bit and 16-bit computers. Great to see the old classics not being forgotten!