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Play thousands of DOS Games Free

 

he Internet Archive now enables you to play thousands of DOS games Free since turning into a major arcade by releasing emulators so that you can play thousands of Atari and arcade games right in your browser for FREE!.

The new browser-based emulator is still in beta, so you might see some bugs, but it includes a huge range of classics. That includes the likes of id Software’s Commander Keen, the apocalyptic RPG Wasteland, the original Prince of Persia, early FPS games like Wolfenstein 3D, and many more. There’s even Mario Teaches Typing.
contrary to past releases from the Archive, there are no instructions for how to play each game, so you’ll need to do a bit of trial and error— but that’s all part of the charm. Check out all of the games right here

 

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