download 1772 DOS and Windows abandonware games

Keyword: coin-op conversion

Games found: 84. Arcades were extremely popular in the 80s and the 90s. Before poker machines and things like that, people used to go to pubs or arcades to play video games called coin ops (coin operated machines). Almost all of them were converted to consoles or home computers.

Aaargh

DOS1988 action - fighting game 2.5
Action Fighter

DOS1989 racing - vehicular combat 3.4
After Burner

DOS1989 vehicle simulation - flight simulation 3.4
Ajax

DOS1989 shooter - shoot 'em up 3.2
Alien Syndrome

DOS1989 shooter - run and gun 3.9
Altered Beast

DOS1990 action - beat 'em up 3.9
Antarctic Adventure

DOS1986 racing - action racing 3.3
Apb

DOS1989 racing - action racing 3.6
Arkanoid

DOS1988 action - action arcade 4.1
Arkanoid 2: The Revenge of Doh

DOS1989 action - action arcade 4
Bad Dudes VS Dragon Ninja

DOS1988 action - beat 'em up 4.1
Battlezone

DOS1983 shooter - first-person shooter (FPS) 3.9
Blades of steel

DOS1990 sports - hockey 3.8
Blasteroids

DOS1989 shooter - fixed screen shooter 3.7
Bubble Bobble

DOS1989 action - action arcade 4.1
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom

DOS1984 shooter - shoot 'em up 3.5
BurgerTime

DOS1982 action - action arcade 3.4
Bust-A-Move

DOS1997freeware puzzle - tile-matching 3.7
CHAMP Kong

DOS1996protected action - action arcade 3.6
Cisco Heat

DOS1991 racing - action racing 4
Dig Dug

DOS1983 action - maze 3.5
Donkey Kong

DOS1983 action - action arcade 4
Double Dragon

DOS1988 action - beat 'em up 3.8
Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone

DOS1992 action - beat 'em up 3.9
Double Dragon II: The Revenge

DOS1988 action - beat 'em up 4

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