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There was a great version of Jones In The Fast Lane about 10 years ago that went offline about 6 years ago, it had the improvements from the CD version but also had the text bones when characters spoke like the disk version, used to play it when travelling. The method I learned to win was go to Black's market week one buy 1 weeks of food then go to Employment office, get job at Black's Market then go to University and spend as much as I could enrolling then rest of week studying, then on week 2 go to Black's market work until time ran out then buy food, don't buy electrical items as they will get stolen and after a few rounds you can get a job as a butcher, just work part of week, study part and that way you can get a better job. It never made sense though as by end game you could be a butcher with a higher wage than an engineer.

1:20 Life changing.

Another dungeon synth classic

SHADOW WIZARD MIDI GANG

This discovery made my day! Thank you!

best DOSBox tutorial on earth

Maddle agez enjoying delightful muzik

U pretty good ❤❤❤

Love the dedication to blowing the horn everywhere you can. Good stuff!

21:10 - Oh, the nostalgia...

Oh, wow. There are still amazing YT channels out there to discover. Thanks for making these videos, I love it! I grew up with Amiga games, but what you are surfacing for us viewers vibes with me. Thanks!

Ah HA! I stumbled across this last year while looking for some spooky music to work by. I've been trying to find it again on and off for roughly a month now.

Can we see more of these dos-playlists with looping animations? These sort of things are the most zen thing I've ever seen.

incredible machine has such oddly comforting music

i remember the Interstate '76 was slammin'!

Nice video! ExoDOS really opened the door to DOS games for me. It’s amazing the variety of games available, tons of forgotten gems to be found!

immediately started playing jazz jackrabbit after listening to this

sweeet looord

2x speed hits

Yo jugué Keen 4 cuando era pequeño... Me gustaría tener una computadora con Windows 95. I played Keen 4 when I was children. I would like to have a computer with Windows 95.

Hi. You are wonderful. I like your video. Greetings from Nicaragua. Hola. Eres maravillosa. Me gusta tu video. Saludos desde Nicaragua.

I remeber first playing Quest for Glory and happening on the tree where the theme for Erana plays. :3 I couldn't get enough.

This is from that minigolf game, right? The animation

Throughout the past year I’ve come back to this so many times. I totally love you for this mix. It’s so relaxing and nostalgic. Thank you.

Hey, it's called "workstation" for a reason.

Eyepatch man be: C;

🎉🎉WOW🎉🎉

Great tutorial!

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Played this game when I was ~8yr old. Since I barely knew any English then, let's say I didn't get very far.

Good work.❤

For local installation of DosBox: There is a config file for DosBox in the start menu of Windows and at the end of the DosBox config file is a [autoexec] part where we can place our mount command, the drive to change and an executable to start. I start a batch file with a menu inside made with the external choice command(download/extract) and with checking the errorlevel in reverse order highest first to jump forward in the batch file with the goto command to a jump label.

I use an Android tablet with a DosBox app installed to make new executable files for DosBox open source projects. I am not a DOS gamer, but a made a text based mini game and it is very easy to change the story of the game and easy to add new chacter to play. I made a video to show how it works and to share the game. Feel free to modify and use it with your own project. No license. Freeware and open source. Have fun.😊

Yay, Skyroads!

ur so much fun but also inform🧘‍♂️

Great video! I was thinking about doing something very similar for my channel but you've covered all the bases I had in mind. I can still make something similar but for Steam Deck though. I'm currently using the Dosbox-Pure core in RetroArch for playing DOS games (mostly action titles) in my Steam Deck.

Wow, [Friend's Name]! This video is amazing! 🎉 Your editing skills are on point, and the content is so engaging. I loved how you explained [specific aspect/topic]-it was really clear and informative. Keep up the fantastic work! Can't wait to see more from you! 👍

can u make a tutorial on how to loose weight as well

Not sure if most would consider it a PUZZLE game... It was BATTLESHIP, with a twist--- it was based on the audio of two underground "comedians" known as the "Jerky Boys" --Basically prank call artists of the late 80's if I had to recall/guess. The issue was while I think it was DOS, my fellow pals say FLASH (I shudder to think). Searching on and off for a few years and it seems to be gone (could be a copyright issue, but not sure)

Tremendous, nostalgia OD. DOS lust re-awakened. Well done.

Devo @ 1:24 anyone else notice. thanks for the video (anyone else notice)

Thank you, Missy, this filled my old soul with memories, not just playing great games. In the 90s when I was a teenager, I built 286, 386 and 486 PCs from old parts and sold them. Many times I had to migrate my costumers files to their new, larger disks, install DOS with my own original copy, games, create batch files, install Windows 3.11, or in some W95. Simpler good times. Again, thanks, a lot of classics there, good choices.

Great video 😊

For DOSBox there are also a bunch of frontends that helps you to manage your games and config in a windows friendly way :-)

After watching this video and following its steps exactly, I was soon DOS gaming like a pro! Then my doorbell rang - it was a trio of beautiful ladies who had been on a road trip until their car broke down. The car's manual was only available on floppy disk as a WordPerfect file, and what luck! I was able to save the day thanks to my newfound DOS skills. I showed them how good I was at playing Girlfriend Construction Set and pretty soon after, things got quite heated if you know what I mean...

I thought I was adept at DOSBox, but I didn't know about Ctrl+F4 to rescan. I've been quitting whatever program I was running and typing 'rescan' till now.

What are the telltale signs of doslust consumption?