1. Windows 98 Games Online
2. How To Play Windows 3.1/95/98/XP Games - My Abandonware
3. Pinball
4. Windows 98 Games Cd
5. Mink Co.

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Windows 98 Simulator Share Collapse Notice: Many browsers are beginning to disable or hide the Adobe Flash plugin, in preparation for its end-of-life in December 2020. An extremely realistic simulator of a Windows 98 PC. PLEASE NOTE: This is not an emulator. Browse PC-98 Games. For the PC-98 platform, you can choose 3x3 Eyes: Sanjiyan Henjō, 46 Okunen Monogatari: The Shinkaron, Advanced Power Dolls 2, Aerobiz, Aiza: New Generation amongst the results.

This game allows you to make your own Windows 98 error art and more!

Windows 98 Games Online

Thanks for the 1k+ downloads and 8,2k+ plays on newgrounds.

How To Play Windows 3.1/95/98/XP Games - My Abandonware

I am not associated with Microsoft. I made this game for fun and I do not make profit from it.

Note: The game will get updated with more content.

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Development log

• Update v1.2.5
  Jun 23, 2020
• Update v1.1.4
  Jun 23, 2020
• Update v1.1.0
  Jun 22, 2020
• Update v1.0.0
  Jun 21, 2020

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funny you can do the same thing on pant by selecting anyting and holding shift and useing the arrow keys?

***** Can't exactly rate to my knowledge but I have rated at the beginning of the text, ur awesome.

Pinball

Hey good, but you can make it more fun like you have to fill the whole screen and you move to a new level which makes the screen bigger also a timer would good. Good one.

I just added minigames!

They are still W.I.P. and i plan to fix them later and also add new ones.

Windows 98 Games Cd

At the end of the DOS era, PCs started to mount the latest Operative Systems from Microsoft. Starting from version 3.1, Windows became very popular and more and more software houses began to produce games for Windows.

Mink Co.

The first games for Windows 3.1 weren't very popular; there were solitaire card games, puzzle games and little else. With the release of Windows 95, 98 and Windows XP, the Microsoft OS became central in the development of mainstream video games like Age of Empires and the Civilization series.

Unfortunately, backward compatibility quickly became a problem: it's easier to run DOS games using an emulator. The only safe way to play old Windows games on recent PCs is to install them directly on an older version of Windows or, if you're an expert, use a Virtual Machine.