DOS Games Discussion

Hey Guys, it me again. I realize that this site is for "DOS" games (duh), but I was wondering if you had a separate area on the site for games written for modern browsers. My son and I develop a lot of games just for fun that may be interesting for people to play. They are all written in p...

This is hilarious. I just found a YouTube video that was posted in April of this year, showing a guy playing Super Domination.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhABiu70PjE&t=258s

By the way, I haven't forgotten about the registration codes. A code that will work for Ariva is: 18bfe91 Go ahead and freely distribute as you wish. It doesn't display the code while you are entering it, but after the last letter is entered, it will display that it was accepted. To get to the regis...

I guess I should add: I started Wizard Systems Software around 1990 in Longview Washington, while I worked at a nuclear plant in that area. I was hoping to make money by putting my programs out on bulletin boards and shareware sites. I did get some people registering their programs, but it wasn't mu...

Here is my bio. It is a bit long, but I think you'll find it interesting. First, I have no formal programming education. My first job out of college in 1984 was as a Mechanical Engineer at a nuclear power plant in Nebraska. The plant purchased an IBM XT desktop when they first came out and stuck it ...

Hi. I was bored and decided to search for some games I wrote in the early 90's, and sure enough I found them here. I owned Wizard Systems Software and wrote the games you have listed here called Arriva and Super Domination. Later I wrote a very much improved and upgrade version of Super Domination w...