Allow us to introduce you to the PC Classic from Unit-E, an 'adorable DOS game console for your TV.' Yes, if you've been feeling left out by all the NES Classic, SNES Classic, ...

Unit-e, the same company that built a giant ... Likewise, the PC Classic will come with a selection of DOS games already installed—at least 30 titles, all fully licensed and legal.

Once copied across, I ejected the card from my PC and booted the Raspberry Pi straight into what looks like MS-DOS. While some of the displayed text confirms that it’s not a real 1990s PC, it ...

Not content creating arcade machines, games hardware company Unit-e is seeking to carve out a share of the mini-console cash-grab with its PC Classic. The small beige box puts a PC gaming twist on ...

But the advantage of buying a system like the PC Classic is that you get a device that will ship with “at least 30 games,” and which is pre-configured to work without any tinkering.

The PC Classic doesn’t have the same kind of magic. I don't get nostalgic about PCs, I still own one. The design is inspired by generic desktop PCs from 30 years ago, calling to mind old micro ...

MS-DOS, sold under IBM's licence as PC-DOS, would cost you $40, while UCSD Pascal would cost you over $500. IBM also announced that CP/M-86 would be available—at some point.

DOS_deck allows you to play MS-DOS games straight on your Steam Deck, or through your PC browser, and uses the Steam interface to create a seamless experience on the go.

This semi-portable PC/XT model sports a 4.77 MHz 8088 CPU, 640 kB of RAM and a CGA video card with a built-in monochrome monitor. An NE2000 ISA network card, running in 8-bit mode, enables the ...

Repeat this process for any DOS game you’d like to play on the Steam Deck, and enjoy your newfound vessel for PC gaming nostalgia. For more ways to make the most of your Steam Deck, check out ...