vDos is one of the DOS emulators for Windows that lets you run DOS programs on your Windows device. You can download it from softpedia.com for free. After downloading ...

You can move any files you want DOSBox-X to see into this folder in Windows or macOS—so any games or applications you want to be able to access in the MS-DOS environment, for example.

True DOS gaming died in 1995, when Microsoft released the first edition of Windows 95. However, DOS games have never been more alive. The Internet Archive hosts hundreds of playable MS-DOS titles ...

In recent weeks, Apple has relaxed its vice-like grip on the App Store and has permitted various retro games emulators to run on iOS ahead of the launch of iOS 18. Now, though, the company seems ...

It also allows printing to Windows-only printers ... which is specifically designed for running old DOS games. Additionally, there is vDosPlus, a fork of vDos with more features, although it ...

You can't exactly buy the physical media new, and even if you could, you'd have to figure out how to get a floppy drive to work with Windows 10 or 11. One of the Internet Archive's MS-DOS game ...

According to the developers, Apple said the app violated rule 4.7 of its App Review Guidelines because "PC is not a console," regardless of the fact that there are retro Windows/DOS games for the ...

The move follows a recent rule change that allowed emulators of retro game consoles ... to run MS-DOS, and UTM SE, a general operating system emulator that includes ways to run Windows 7, Windows ...

“The App Store Review Board determined that ‘PC is not a console’ regardless of the fact that there are retro Windows / DOS games for the PC that UTM SE can be useful in running ...

It could be argued that DOS and early versions of Windows are indeed retro console systems, since they originated in the 1980s and 1990s and have been home to a number of now-classic games.