Jason Scott, along with his buddies at Internet Archive (not to mention a legion of over 5 million passionate supporters) have been hard at work since 2013 to curate classic MS-DOS games and make a platform that will be used to play those game on a web browser. Along with the release of its expansive library of MS-DOS games, Jason and his team also unveiled latest version of the Internet Archive’s main page. If you’re in for some MS-DOS fun head over to the source link below and marvel at the vast collection of popular and rare titles that you thought you’ll never have the chance to play again. For the past couple of weeks, I've been spending like 4 to 6 hours on average everyday playing a couple of PC games. I only stick to one or two games though so I don't think I'm a heavy gamer. Riot Games is reportedly working on a new game based on League of Legends, which may launch on both PC and mobile. ByteDance confirmed on Friday, March 20, that it will sell game developer Moonton to Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games for $6 billion. The deal marks a major move in the global gaming industry and shifts ownership of one of the most popular mobile games today. Read more in our articles including "Your Browser is Now Officially a Portal to Over 2000 MS-DOS Games" and "Poll: What's your all-time favorite PC game?".
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Mar 23, 2026Jason Scott, along with his buddies at Internet Archive (not to mention a legion of over 5 million passionate supporters) have been hard at work since 2013 to curate classic MS-DOS games and make a platform that will be used to play those game on a web browser. Along with the release of its expansive library of MS-DOS games, Jason and his team also unveiled latest version of the Internet Archive’s main page.
If you’re in for some MS-DOS fun head over to the source link below and marvel at the vast collection of popular and rare titles that you thought you’ll never have the chance to play again. For the past couple of weeks, I've been spending like 4 to 6 hours on average everyday playing a couple of PC games. I only stick to one or two games though so I don't think I'm a heavy gamer.
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