AR7 routers, TCG interpreter (maintained by Stefan Weil).

Malc's GIT repository including audio improvements, an x86 interpreter (useful for MSDOS demos heavily using self modifying code), full A/V capture.

Precompiled Windows versions (currently only up to 2.6.0), provided by Eric Lassauge.

Precompiled Windows versions (32 and 64 bit), provided by Stefan Weil.

Precompiled Windows versions, provided by Prashant Satish.

For enrolling a blog into the planet, please submit a patch to this file to Dan Berrange. In case you want to just play some games, check out the DOS games section on the Internet Archive website which hosts thousands of DOS games that you can play in your browser.A few blogs from developers are syndicated at Virt Tools Planet. That's something you may have to get used to. Oh, I should also warn you, most DOS games have odd controls and rely on the arrow keys, space bar, etc. More importantly, these issues are not related to AmpShell, but depends on your DosBox configuration. I faced some performance issues like screen tearing and odd graphical glitches, but these only happened when I was playing the games in full screen mode. Go to the Edit > Preferences section, and you will be able to change the default locations for DOSBox, your games, manage your categories, access the built-in Config Editor, toggle various elements in the interface, along with a few other options.ĪmpShell is an open source application.

You can manage the DOSBox settings from the tools menu, it opens the. Head to the View menu to change the way the game icons are displayed. AmpShell displays them as tabs, like your browser does. Use the File Menu to add new categories, these are basically folders for organizing your games.

Pick the image that you downloaded, and it will appear in the box, save the settings and your cool retro icon is ready in its pixelated goodness.

Right-click on the game's shortcut in AmpShell, Edit Selected Game and hit the icon button in the top right corner. But, you can scout the internet for a cover image for your game, save the picture to your computer. Why? Because they were accessed from the command-line. AmpShell cannot pick the icon files from an EXE, unlike modern executables the ones from the DOS days didn't have an icon in them.

Windows 7 emulator front end