Dos.Zone – interactive database of DOS games(dos.zone)
dos.zone
Dos.Zone – interactive database of DOS games
http://dos.zone
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It probably isn't, but neither is the DOS game collection on archive.org. Speaking of, I'm not sure what the advantage of this over the archive.org DOSbox system is.
I think these services exist because most game studios won't care about websites like these until they get too popular.
I think these services exist because most game studios won't care about websites like these until they get too popular.
There was an exemption made in the DMCA for archive.org's software library back in 2006, so their use is legal.
https://yro.slashdot.org/story/06/11/29/1917234/internet-arc...
https://yro.slashdot.org/story/06/11/29/1917234/internet-arc...
That’s an exemption from the ban on “circumvent[ing] a technological measure”, not an exemption from copyright law as a whole. AFAIK the Internet Archive still has to ensure that its use of copyrighted software is covered by “fair use”.
This is similar to https://classicreload.com/
And also similar to https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games
That site has a OneTrust cookie popup with an "Accept All" button and no "Reject All" button.
Took a while to load but gta worked on my phone. Will not play it there but thanks to the other links in the comments my kids will be subjected to the original Oregon trail.
favoirte spelling mistake. just fyi
Also, how is this legal?
Edit: The version of GTA they have includes the PARADIGM intro video. It is a scene release. Not legit. Very warez.