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i'd played this on arcade!!! it's really fun tbh!

Likes like a DOS version of Magic 8 Ball but not as cool...

I think this crystal ball is lying!

Not overly interesting, but should run on the x86 mini laptops fine!

i love the fact i can run dos box on my xbox series s and play starcraft!!! just sub to yo channel!

It's like an '80s version of an AI chat program...and about as accurate with its responses, too!

Ignore this program Lawnie, The Random DOS Game Show is always interesting.

Eeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr interesting copyright name

oh my god thank YOU this healed something in me watching this again after 16 years

Someone should start working on a new monkey island game and design sword fighting insults

THIS ONE IS GREAT! HOW COULD YOU NOT PLAY 20MIN TO WATCH ALL THE VIDEOS JSJSSJSJ THEYRE SO FUNNY

This game may be my earliest memory I have in my life

This was hard but enjoyable to watch.

Got some decent PC speaker sounds. Also glad you got Baseball in your first question. :D

This was really high quality for its time!

I found myself playing along and ended up getting a few more of them right! Sgt. Snorkel is from the American newspaper comic Beetle Bailey, and he does indeed have a bulldog named Otto. I also got the anatomy questions right on account of recalling lyrics from old School House Rock songs ("Left and right ventricle, left and right atrium, yeah they do it, they circulate!") and having an excellent high school Biology teacher. I was utterly lost on the sports and old TV shows/movies questions, though. It's definitely dated and Americocentric, but I could see this appealing to people who either remember and/or have a particular affinity for the 1950s-1970s.

Hello my baby, hello my honey, hello my ragtime gaaa-aallll.... That's where you've heard it. (Probably Looney Tunes, Spaceballs, or both.) And yes, James Garner is also famous for the western comedy "Maverick." Anyhoo, I actually remember this one. Had it on a "shareware" disc as a kid. Nothing special, but the slot machcine wheel was kind of a unique gimmick.

*Points finger "Asteroids do not concern me..." XD JK Actually this is a neat game. Love the sploding into magenta too.

I'm one to like the colour pallete. I had this one when I was little but could not advance a lot. Then I got the cheats and... well just played randomly (that's my story with almost every game from that time) But then I got it on xbox and finished it, this is maybe my favourite FPS. I also finished doom on xbox and liked it a look, not the same with my fav as a kid, dukenukem 3d.... I did not finish that one.

Thai fighter

Seventeen years is admittedly a pretty good run by modern hardware standards. The first mic I bought for my channel only lasted eight months.💀 They just don't make 'em like they used to.

The age of this would indicate that it'd work on the 808x mini laptops, but I'd wonder if it's speed-sensitive or not! Definitely an interesting and ancient (by PC standards) game/novelty!

I played this one!

It's a Pac Man clone...

I played this game back in the day on the Interplay 10th Anniversary CD. I remember running around a lot and not getting much accomplished, I mostly just played Star Trek 25th Anniversary instead.

At least the graphics are nice for the time period the game was released in. I agree the sound effects are terrible though

Does remind me of defender with the graphics of Air Fortress. Overall don't look like to bad of a game and a good way to kill time. Definitely worse games out there and at least would be easy to speedrun just keep pressing backspace.

This is a really good Pacman clone!

Missed opportunity to refer to the enemies as Gobstoppers.

Having different mazes is probably the best thing about this clone.

Damnnnn I had this game (shareware version, of course) Didn't think I would ever see it again, especially because I no longer thought of it at all.

You could have used the bomb you had to remove those 2 ghosts! But yeah, there are definitely lots of Pacman clones out there, including Paku-Paku and CD-Man, which I played back in the day!

Talk about timing, I just played a few rounds of the DOS port for Ms. Pac-Man! It's quite good for its age, one that I look forward to seeing on the series eventually. This one looks like a competent Pac-Man clone as well. The maze variety and new powerups are nice additions to the formula.

The audio quality leaves a little to be desired and thankfully it allows an option to turn it off. I imagine otherwise after a while it would even drive the parents nearby insane and with headphones would probably damage hearing after a while or be tough to understand if the volume was turned down. Still neat little novelty edutainment game.

Long and drawn out indeed. Definitely needed more action would be a great game to play if you needed to sleep though as it definitely is not very exciting.

Now that the games are re-released on Steam with EA app integration, I think OpenRA and the like should go from fan remakes to fan enhanced source ports and ways to play these games without DRM and additional clients. Even if we were to download repacks of the games just to run them without EA's BS.

I had a demo of this one, but I'm not sure it was playable. Anyway, I finally realized it was Chuck Rock in one of the cars. It seems everyone was getting a kart game spin-off in the 90s.

Carth can go @$#% himself. Seriously, biggest flaw of that game was not being able to leave his ass on Taris...

This should work perfectly on the "808x mini laptops", given it's a text-based game, although it is rather silent; it's debatable as to if that is a positive or negative! It looks quite fun though! One of the very few modern games that you could play on an ancient CPU.

we had this game when i was a kid. it came preinstalled with Deskmate 2.0 on our IBM Tandy from Radio Shack.

This really isn't bad for what it is.

I made one too

This would've been awesome to play back in the day

Honestly, the smooth "sprite" movement is pretty impressive for text mode. And that's a lot of bullets!

Got the bleeps and bloops, but in a good sounding way.

This is a game that should run fine on a Book 8088, although I've currently no idea if it's a speed-sensitive game! I'd give it a go on a Pocket 8086 too, but it will be similar performance to the Book 8088, at least if a 10MHz 8088 or 8086 was installed!

Loved this game.