DOS_deck allows you to play MS-DOS games straight on your Steam Deck, or through your PC browser, and uses the Steam interface to create a seamless experience on the go.

Inside your DOS folder, right-click on an empty space, then select Create New > Text File…. You’ll use this file to launch one of your DOS games, so give it a name that’s associated with the ...

Fortunately, Internet Archive recently unveiled a massive online MS-DOS games library, with over 2000 titles to choose from.That’s a pretty big number, so Stuff donned its retro hat, put some Tears ...

DOS_deck's developer is planning to add new titles to the site, and the option for users to upload their own games may become available. MS-DOS once reigned as the PC OS standard, Kool remarks ...

What if someone did all the fiddling for you? Enter DOS_deck, a website created by Martin Kool that is exactly what you think it is: a place to play classic PC DOS games in your web browser. The ...

DOS_deck is a new way to play classic games released for the MS-DOS operating system on the Steam Deck or PC browser with a controller. The UI follows the look and feel of the Steam Deck interface.

Not content creating arcade machines, games hardware company Unit-e is seeking to carve out a share of the mini-console cash-grab with its PC Classic. The small beige box puts a PC gaming twist on ...

In short, it's an "adorable DOS game console for your TV." It's also relatively affordable at $99. The question is, does it have legs? I'm not so sure.

First proposed by retro enthusiast Eivind Bohler on the VOGONS forums a year ago, the ITX-Llama project can run DOS, or even early Windows games, on an x86-compatible system-on-chip design.