A DOSBox front-end is essentially an extension that sits in front of the emulator that makes it easy to launch games. It’s not something you need, and it might not even be something you want. Getting ...

If you want to make your classic games run on a modern PC, you’ll have to become familiar with DOSBox, a fully configurable DOS PC emulator that is absolutely necessary for getting most pre ...

Who out there has a Zipit? Great, now out of the five of you, who really wants to run Dos on it? Well, for the one or two of you left reading, now you can. The directions can be found here. [Hunter… ...

How to use DOSBox to play DOS games on PCs? Step 1: Download DOSBox from its official website and install it. Step 2: Once that’s done, create a folder where you want to put your old DOS-based ...

DOSBox Pure is a variation of the popular DOS emulator built for integration in the RetroArch front-end. It lets you run DOS games directly out of ZIP files, as any other RetroArch emulator would.

A MS-DOS emulator called DOSBox has been ported to the BlackBerry PlayBook, allowing it to run Windows 3.1.

DOSCulus essentially keeps DOSBox’s functionality intact but implements a floating, virtual screen that reacts to head tracking – as if you had a virtual monitor.

Although the source code for the DOSBox program has been included with the update, as required by the GPL, the DOSBox application included in the Valve distribution has been modified to check for ...