> Nothing obsolete about DOS when it comes to playing 2D games. Until you want better graphics, network, touch support, etc, etc. Some people may not want tha

> Nothing obsolete about DOS when it comes to playing 2D games. Until you want better graphics, network, touch support, etc, etc. Some people may not want that; and there are workarounds, even in dosbox itself; still, they are just that. The page lists similar plans in FAQ: “To add additional functionalities (features) to the game (like online gaming, scalable HQ Grahics, HQ Audio, plugins, etc.).”