Thousands of classic MS-DOS games now available for free

So who says MS-DOS is hopelessly outdated? Not gaming fans, with the wide choice of nearly 2,400 games for the platform available online.

 

Thanks to the Internet Archive, gamers can play some 2,388 classics on their browsers, tech site The Verge reported.

 

But as the Internet Archive warns, these programs are still in beta, and there could be issues.

 

"Please be aware this browser-based emulation is still in beta," it said.

Click here to view the full free Internet Archive of MS-DOS games.

 

MS-DOS is Microsoft's operating system for the first personal computer. It was first released in the 1980s.

 

The Verge said the present collection includes "a huge range of classics" such as id Software's Commander Keen, the original Prince of Persia, and Wolfenstein 3D. — Joel Locsin/TJD, GMA News