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MS-DOS · 1989
MicroLeague Baseball II is a baseball managerial simulation game. The player takes the role of a major league manager. There are actual stats for pitching, hitting, fielding, running and more. The games features an exclusive "Quick-Play"…
MS-DOS · 1992
In this installment improved by graphics, digitized video and network support, you continue to manage one of baseball teams of Major League. The Exhibition and League Play, Shedule and Playbook Editor, Manager Profile are available. You…
MS-DOS · 1991
Despite the confusing name, The Manager's Challenge is actually the third game in the series-- using the same EGA graphics from MLB2, with many more players, player ratings, stadium factors (Royals, Yankee, and Dodger), and more…
MS-DOS · 1993
In this installment improved by graphics you choose and manage to success a team from National or American League with 1991 roster. The Exhibition and League Play, Schedule and Playbook Editor, Manager Profile are available. You can…
MS-DOS · 1990
MicroLeague Football: The Coach's Challenge is an American football simulation where you play as a head coach of a team. Before the game, you have to select the home and visiting team (both could be played by either human or computer), and…
MS-DOS · 1993
MicroLeague Football: The Coach's Challenge is an early American football video game for DOS and part of the MicroLeague Sports series. You can create teams and leagues and play an entire season, or select from pre-determined real-life…
MS-DOS · 1989
MicroLeague Wrestling is a wrestling game, the very first one licensed by the World Wrestling Federation. The game can be played by one or two players and comes with two possible match-ups, each with a separate match disk. There is Hulk…
MS-DOS · 1990
Push Your Luck is a version of a classic dice game. Each round, you roll two dice as "blockers." Then roll five dice as long as you wish, getting the number of points each die shows. The catch is if you roll the same number as one of the…
MS-DOS · 1989
Shut the Box is a version of a classic dice game. Players roll a pair of dice. They then select digits from 1 to 9 that total the same number as the dice. Once a digit is selected, it cannot be used on subsequent rolls in the current…
MS-DOS · 1987
Yaht is a computerized version of the classic dice game that Milton Bradley has popularized as Yahtzee. Players roll five dice trying to get certain combinations for their scorecard. Players may reroll any of the five dice twice after the…
MS-DOS · 1994
Micropede is a single player, mouse controlled, freeware, game based on Centipede. In this game, the player controls a spaceship, which can move freely in the bottom third of the screen, and shoots upward to destroy the oncoming micropede.…
MS-DOS · 1989
Arcade-style soccer game. It has two different parts: Indoor and Outdoor. The Outdoor game is the normal European soccer. You may play single matches, league or tournament (world championships). Optional features are: weather effects,…
MS-DOS · 1981
Colossal Cave Adventure (also known as ADVENT, Colossal Cave, or Adventure)[1] is a text adventure game, developed originally in 1976, by Will Crowther for the PDP-10 mainframe. The game was expanded upon in 1977, with help from Don Woods,…
MS-DOS · 1982
A simulation of the 10-event Olympic Decathlon, this early game was basically a series of 10 arcade games back to back. The player used the keyboard to control how fast the character would go in a race or when to throw the javelin, for…
MS-DOS · 1982
Even back in 1982, Microsoft's first release of Flight Simulator was advanced enough to meet FAA regulations, giving players full control of the instrument panel. The sim is loaded with features, configurable for any experience level, and…
MS-DOS · 1984
The second version of Microsoft's flight simulator. Just like the ones that came after, it was a very sophisticated simulator for its time. Major added features included more hardware support, more simulation variables, and many overall…
MS-DOS · 1988
A flight simulator featuring three different planes, over 100 different airports and maps for major U.S. cities. Microsoft Flight Simulator also includes formation flying, a NAV system and a few other bells and whistles.
MS-DOS · 1989
Version 4 of Flight Simulator was released just 15 months after version 3. The changes include: Makeshift airplane designer, which allowed for wing adjustments and weight, speed, and color changes. New aircraft: Sailplane Random weather…
MS-DOS · 1995
The fifth take on the Flight Simulator series. This version added SVGA graphics, textures in certain areas, sound card support, and two new flight areas, Paris and Munich. This was the final DOS-only release.
MS-DOS · 1994
In the grand tradition of Microsoft's Flight Simulator series, Space Simulator takes you on a journey through the Milky Way--and even beyond it, if you're adventurous and have a lot of time to kill. Developed by the same company that…
MS-DOS · 1984
You're a microsurgeon, and your patient is in critical condition! First you need to examine the patient's medical chart to find out what's wrong, and which conditions are the most critical. Now to save the patient, you control a robot…
MS-DOS · 1994
Naval marching wargame, which is one of the "late" works of "Dr." Peter Turkan, a programmer and a great lover of military history, who made all his games independently. This thing, which saw the light of day in 1994, was already released…
MS-DOS · 1982
Midway Campaign is a computer simulation of the Battle of Midway Island in June 1942, arguably one of the most decisive battles in the history of warfare. They computer controls a huge force of Japanese ships whose objective is to invade…
MS-DOS · 1989
"Midway: The Battle that doomed Japan" is a 2D naval simulation. Scenario is the battle of Midway during World War II. You take the command of U.S. - or the Japanese strike fleet. The Japanese fleet is on the way to the Midway Islands ...…