Let me know if you get it working in the comments below plenty of people on YouTube have. It wouldn’t start on the Wii for me, however.
It's possible to run Windows 3.1 in DOSbox and I've managed to do so on my computer. It's probably best to install your software in DOSbox on your computer, then copy the folder full of working software to your Homebrew drive – especially if you have a lot of software you wan to get working. No GUI launcher for software or settings. There is a menu you can bring up by pressing your home button, but it's basically a quick way to quit. Basic DOSBox Tutorial (ClassicDosGames. In case you need more help, you can consult the DOSBox tutorials from the list below: Good luck and have fun! Other DOSBox tutorials Please follow the DOSBox tutorial for more information. BAT) and run it by entering the file name. Look for setup.exe, install.exe or another executable file (.EXE. 
Most games are equipped with an installation program or setup utility to install or configure the game. Then you can navigate to the folder on your computer in which the downloaded game was extracted.
The software is totally free of charge and open source.įirst download DOSBox, install the application and run it. The application can run plenty of old games that don't run on your new computer without DOSBox. This emulator can be downloaded from With the help of DOSBox you can 're-live' the good old days.
Read the answer to the question below on how to run the game on your computer.ĭo you use Windows, Mac OS or Linux? Then it's a good idea to download DOSBox. After that go to the folder where the files are placed. Unzip the files to a folder on your hard disk. If you need an application to do that, you can use 7-Zip or WinZip for example. Most operating systems are able to extract ZIP files without having to install an additional application. Go to the folder in which you saved the file. Before you can run the game, you need to extract that ZIP file (in other words 'unzip') in order to get access to the game files. When the download is completed, you can close your browser.Īfter you downloaded a game from DOS Games Archive, you receive a ZIP file. How long this takes depends on the size of the file, the speed of your connection and the level of traffic on the server. Your browser will then begin to download the file. When this window appears, you should also make a note of the name of the download file you need to know that to find it later. Then you always know where your downloaded files are. It's a good idea to create a special folder (called 'downloads' or 'dosgames' for example) in which you save the downloaded files. Your browser should then ask you in which folder you want to save the file. 
With most browsers, you'll see a pop up window asking you if you want to 'Open' or 'Save' the file.
A new page appears which gives you the possibility to download the file by clicking on the link.Click on the file download link which you find underneath the header of 'Download this game'. A page with information about the particular game will show up.You can search by category, game title, license, year of creation, et cetera. Click on one of the titles on the games page.To download a game from this website, please follow the steps below. Read this page for information or consult the frequently asked questions on the contact page. Welcome to the help section of DOS Games Archive.
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