Originally posted by Patrick97Well that's a really small simple one that I killed a lot of time with back in the day. For long adventure games it's King's Quest V. Tank Wars is easy to find a version of to download, but I recommend getting a DOS emulator if you're using anything above Windows 98. A good one is DOS Box. Oh yeah, the original versions of Warcraft were good fun too.
Thank you st00p1dfac3 .
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I always preferred arcade games and games with puzzle elements. I'd say ZZT was one of my favorites. Terrible ASCII graphics, but great game play. I also liked the Commander Keen series.
Edit - You can still find ZZT and its many addon games on abandonware sites. Also, the shareware versions of CK can be found there.
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Originally posted by Patrick97I also tried Dosbox and Dfend on a few games. (Haven't used it extensively, though.) I did get one of the Commander Keen games to work with a joystick in Dosbox, so I know it's possible.
Dosbox with Dfend work very well - what is the trick to get games working by joystick?
Edit - In the Profile Editor, did you pick the joystick type under the Bios tab?
