I think this list should be changed to What games were better on B&W Mac versus PC. You want to see an empty list? Ah come on the first Macintosh game was that diver game that taught you how to use the new fangled mouse and a few other concepts. My school had it on floppy for the typing lab. It had …

I’ve often wondered if you just ran the wires from the AT ide ribbon cable to the matched XT IDE wires on the motherboard leaving the upper 8 bits NC if you would just get a half capacity ide drive?

I think this list should be changed to What games were better on B&W Mac versus PC. Most everyone I knew that owned a Mac back in the day of dos gaming Had either A B&W Mac or an Apple Ii of some sort. I didn’t know anyone with a color Mac until the late 90’s and I don’t think that’s a unique thing …

I ran into the ops problem when I upgraded to 384mb on my k6-2 on Windows 9x , I would get out of memory errors after loading some small programs until I turned virtual memory from auto to a fixed 256mb size. When I upgraded to 512mb I had the issue again and had to go in the registry per the fac.

I loved the 2 knife glitch, sometimes I could fill up on weapons making things easier

Win98 runs best on 256mb More than that and you have to fix registry settings and limit hd virtual memory

I ran knights chase under Windows 3.1 on a 486, always thought it was a fun concept

I’ve always wanted to find a copy of Autocad v1 Never have found early versions

Edit2: Now this is interesting, apparently AMD made PGA Socket 3 chips well into the 90's!! Think of the overclocking potential http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/80486/MANUF-AMD.html If I'm not mistaken the Am486DX2-66V16BGC about 4th up from the bottom has a datecode of 1998... I'm guessing for …

I think you are going to have a rough experience browsing the web in Win95 or Linux with a 486dx4-100 and only 64mb ram Up through 2016 I was able to browse the web (mainly forums) get webmail and do most everything on Windows 98se IE5.5 and an ancient Mozilla web browser all on 64mb and a P133 …

Speaking of proxy are there any 3rd party hosted WRP style proxies that convert modern web content without special software that won’t work on vintage hardware anyway

What’s funny is that most games from that era (through early 90’s) came with 2 sets of dd discs 360k and 720k A few smaller cheaper games came on a single 720k disk with a few even in the infamous 360k printed jackets as shareware. Monkey Island came in a boxed set of EGA (360kb) and VGA (1.2mb) …

Hmmm I have a real mode 386 emulator somewhere, wonder what my Tandy 1000rlx would do with it

Oddly enough it was the cycles, still have the game in the basement

I would like to find something like this to add 16 bit ISA to an 8 bit 286 Tandy 1000rlx

One of the racing games I had used the noise channel in the winning ending sequence with the racers shaking up bottles of wine.

Yes Tandy sound and PC speaker could run at the same time Also Tandy sound did have a 4th noise channel. I always wished the Dac would have been used more and that other sound cards would have had emulators for the 3 voice plus dac made. Also frustrating my 1000rlx plays beeper sounds most of the …