Even I started using computers (I remember I was using M$ 98!) , I was really addicted to some DOS games. Dave (Dangerous dave), Prince, Mario (and even Roadrash of EA Sports) lured that 6 or 7 year old (a guess so) child. Now, I really miss those games. I am not really after by the progression of stages, but those games help me to go back to my sweet childhood ages.
Though I have a Windows installed in my laptop, I hardly use that proprietary platform. So, I have to use my DOS box (emulator) in GNU/Linux for playing these sweet old games. Some times, it may throw up some error and the game stops in between 
But now I stumbled upon something quite kwel!
An online version of all these games. You can opt your browser straight to this page and start playing games. The pages has listed out some of the available DOS games, in alphabetic order.
But, unfortunatly, you can’t find all the games. Still there is a ray of hope. The developers are still working on the project and they are gonna port more games soon.
The site uses JPC ( a pure Java™ x86 PC emulator) for rendering the games online (I will be covering more about JPC in the upcoming editions). So when you startup a new game it will try this Java code in your browser:
After this stage the DOS emulation will be initiated.
Please note that all these are happening in your browser itself. This is actually a RAM intensive one and you may also need a good broadband service for accessing these without any hurdles.
Once it is loaded into your cache, it will launch the selected game.
If you are in M$ platform, you can also download some these games. But please read the wiki (for specifications) before downloading.
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That’s a great idea, there were ancient dos games like Jump Jet that were great.
Hey Aasis, first of all, Nice article! good job, and keep up the good work,
I am also a blogger, and have also posted about this, there is a similar program called DOSbox, that allows you to run DOS games.
I had recently written an article about DOS games.
You can check it out at
http://techmahiti.com/2010/09/super-seven-series-part-1-ms-dos-games-nostalgiac-fun/
Your helpful feedback is appreciated!