Abandonware games

I started on an Atari 2600. I spent my childhood playing on a Commodore 64. I grew up with a PC as a pet.
Where does my passion for Abandoned Dos games comes from? My adolescence.

What's left of that age? What do I miss so much? Black DOS screens and good old DOS games. And here I am now, aged, an abandonware player, remembering those afternoon spent playing with old DOS games.

I own the rights of [name a DOS game], remove it from Abandonware DOS!
No problem. Just e-mail me and I'll remove the game. I can also link to the site of the owner, where the game is sold, and thus generate some traffic. I try not to link games still on the market, but I can make mistakes: if I did, I'll fix it.

How can I run [name an abandonware game] on my computer?
A DOS game needs a DOS emulator. The most popular is DOSbox, which does not include a graphical user interface. Personally, I use and I strongly recommend D-Fend Reloaded, a very nice GUI for DOSbox. Download D-Fend Reloaded from the official site.