On one end of the scale, is this Internet-playable version of all of these games. On the other end of the scale, is a complete archive of such games installed,

On one end of the scale, is this Internet-playable version of all of these games. On the other end of the scale, is a complete archive of such games installed, and playable, in your portable DOS machine: http://openpandora.org/ http://openpandora.org/ And somewhere, on a different scale, is the myriad number of other system emulators you can run today .. and gain access to decades of computing history. If you are new to computers and are learning of this world, one thing you can do to enjoy the experience is dig into the emulation-of-older-systems culture that is out there. Old software still works, and is still quite productive in many cases! (Personal example: Cakewalk DOS is still a wicked little music-making machine!)