Everyone classifies classics differently. Some base it on experience from their childhood,

With the emergence of the NTFS file system for large hard drives the games and programs are sometimes not compatible any more. There are however some good alternatives to get some of those old DOS games working, with the best being DOS Box, an emulator that simulates the old MS DOS environment and e

PC Classics: In the early days of the PC there were many different brand running all kinds of operating systems. IBM and IBM compatibles ran MS-DOS, but there were other PC makers who used their own operating system; Commodore, Apple, Tandy/Radio Shack, Atari just to name a few. i.e. AppleWin is a Apple II emulator for a Windows PC. It allows you to emulate the old Apple II operating system on your Windows machine in order to run games such as Choplifter. Likewise there are DOS, Commodore, Atari and more emulators that run on both current Windows and Macintosh OS systems.