Well, it's complicated. Most photos I posted here are from Tandon CSP1622, a pretty rare machine that I have found and restored (more about it here: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=60019&start=20 ). This is my Hercules computer, not laptop, with yellow screen (looks orange on Gobliiins …

It's a small independent game made in early 90s - I was not expecting a custom Hercules mode from it. I was just glad it worked on my machine, and it was pretty fun to play. Curiously, I didn't remember it not filling the whole screen. Probably just nostalgia glasses.

I had no idea so many games run on Hercules! When I had my 286 with Herc card, I only had a handful of games and win 3.11 to play around in (that had few games as well, at least one kind of solitaire and a tile matching game). Nevertheless, here's couple DOS games I remember enjoying: Street Rod - …

While I was customizing my Windows XP to look like a fake "Windows 2002 Professional", I managed to fix the weird start menu caption, provided by Inexperience Patcher, with a more optimized one. Here it is, in case anyone is interested: Could you let me know how you did that? I am currently …

Resizing it would be better in my opinion. However, if you don't know what you are doing I would just ask the print shop to do it for you (as long as it is a proper print shop and not just some copy place). If you want crisp pixels, I would ask the shop to resize it using "nearest neighbor" …

A quick and dirty solution might be to have 2 DOSBox shortcuts. One vanilla, the other run using a custom .cfg with your 2 player mapper. Use the later only when you have both controllers plugged in.

Quick update. I managed to grab FreeDOS mode.com file here (and vmode.exe from this post , which works like a more robust mode.com) and change the console to 40x25 with 8x8 font. (Either mode 40,25 or vmode 13) Then setting the full screen to 320x200 in the cfg makes the text nice and crisp. I think …

I got a PocketCHIP on the cheap recently and I wanted to turn it into a portable dos machine. Because the PocketCHIP's screen is an odd 480x272 resolution the machine is only really suited for 320x200/240 gaming, which is ok with me, but I am running into an issue. While the games work/look OK, the …