Favorite DOS games...

tien_huu_1408

@dawtyne10 Hope you could make Raptor and JazzRabbit ported to Pi3. Thanks a lot!

PetroRie

Supaplex and Cannon Fodder, I played the AMIGA version of Cannon Fodder 2 and I really loved it.

Meneer Jansen

On my Pi a still have a few MS-DOS games that I enjoy very much, they are:

Abuse
Blues Brothers (there are other BB games, but this one is really nice)
Dragon's Lair - Escape from Singe's Castle (a hidden gem!)
Commander Keen 4 to 6
Terminal Velocity (runs at 1 fps on my Pi, bummer!)
Supaplex (also, somewhat of a hidden gem)

There are a few games that I played a lot, but I found other versions that are better or more easy to install/play:

Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame (the game that I've enjoyed the most in my life): I recently found out that the Mac version completely blows the graphics of the MS-DOS version away.
Lemmings: I find it more easy to play the SNES version.
Descent: PSX

edmaul69

I temporarily move to to north carolina from colorado tomorrow. I dug out all of the star wars dos games and expansions from my storage unit today to take with me so i will get those installed when i get there.

tien_huu_1408

@PetroRie How to play it on Retropie? Hope you could help me!

Meneer Jansen

@tien_huu_1408 said in Favorite DOS games...:

@PetroRie How to play it on Retropie? Hope you could help me!

Play what on RetroPie??

Dominus

@Meneer-Jansen "IT!" :-P

qix77

I don't have any on the Pi yet but I got a few old favorites of mine I want to try.

3D Lemmings
One Must Fall 2097
Cyberia
11th Hour
Space Hulk
Tie-Fighter
Mega Race
Brix
Boppin
Descent
Descent II (which I think originally was DOS if memory serves me right)
Windows 3.X (mostly so I can play something like the first 'Journey Man Project' if possible)
Doom 1 and 2
Heretic
Hexen
Duke Nukem 3D
... and a bunch of old random freeware games that folks made back in the 90's that I use to play the crap out of. That is if I can find my old disk archives. I use to back up everything I downloaded from the net back then.

Meneer Jansen

@qix77 said in Favorite DOS games...:

[...] That is if I can find my old disk archives. I use to back up everything I downloaded from the net back then.

Luckily there are a lot of sites with abandonware like: http://www.abandonia.com/en/game/all

qix77

@Meneer-Jansen I love that place. Sadly, the freeware games I mentioned were made by college kids back in the mid 90's and most are lost forever. This one game called 'Diamond Runner' was a really cool home brew RPG in the flavor of 'Phantasy Star' for the Master System. Graphics wasn't as good but the music was awesome for SB 16 midi.

I had tons of stuff I use to play allot at night when I was in college back then.

Brigane

I'm having trouble with Chasm: The Rift and Blood running to slowly, has anyone experienced this as well?