How old are you? And for the oldies, What's your favorite DOS game?

17 League of legends ;D

25...my Favourite game would have been "Eye of the Beholder" awesome!!

Actually Monkey island was great too. I am rubber you are glue!

i´m 16 and I remember playing empire earth (well it´s not technically from the 90s, but old enough, right?) with my father when I was around 8 years old. It´s definately still one of my favorite games even though I´m not really into strategy games all that much

18, my fav was definitely Total Annihilation. Saw my brother play it and got immediately hooked up. Also Tunneler was pretty good.

I'll be 23 in July. I remember playing Time Commando!

Little Big Adventure was fun. I don't remember many DOS games, but I played a ton of games on Amiga. Mortal Kombat 1/2, Monkey Island, Lotus, Desert Strike, Gunship, Flashback, Another World, UFO: Enemy Unknown, Civilization, Settlers, Moonstone, Benefactor - I loved them all and many more! Those were the times. :)
PS. I'm 25.

My favourites from back then were the Wing Commander, M1 Tank Platoon (and the sequel but that wasn't a DOS game), Civilization, SimCity, Their Finest Hour, Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe and some of the MicroProse sims like F117A Stealth Fighter, Gunship 2000 and M1 Tank Platoon.

I still have the boxes, manuals and discs for a few of these. The LucasFilm and Microprose manuals are massive. :)

Rambo: First Blood Part II for IBM PC Compatibles using MS-DOS. 1986. My first game. In 1987.
My favorites were X-Wing, X-wing v Tie Fighter, Full Throttle, Commander Keen, Doom, Doom II, WarCraft: Orcs v Humans, WarCraft II [+ expansions], Duke Nukem [series] ...
Aaaand SimCity [of course].

26, and Prehistorik 2! Such a fantastic platformer with a great theme and art. Oddly enough, i never played the first one.

Shake it Baby

20, Tie-Fighter. I grew up with tons of shareware and MS-DOS classics, despite being a little youngish for them. I learned to read playing Sierra adventure games with a text parser. ;3

Too old to remember or care

I'm 18. But i got my PC when i was 11, i think. So didn't had chance to play DOS games. Though first game i played was GTA 3. And it was awesome.

Scorched Earth probably or Heretic.. Well I enjoyed King's Bounty and Sim City a lot as well, used to go to the Library and download games from sites like underdogs to my Floppy Disk :)

My first native windows game was Fragile Allegiance (you should grab it from GOG if you're fan of the genre).

Turning 30 in October (got the old man blues). And I loved Prince of Persia on my 286. That's the first game I played.

After that came my 486 with Warcraft: Orcs vs. Humans, Crusader and what I remember most fondly: Fatal Racing. :D

21. My favorites were Doom series and Road Rash (I think its a DOS game... not sure actually)

25, grew up on DOS games. My faves I actually had never played until the past couple years - X-COM, System Shock 2, Star Control II. But when I was a kid I loved Commander Keen (4 especially), the original sidescrolling Duke Nukems, Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure, Jetpack, Castle of Dr. Brain, Jill of the Jungle games, One Must Fall 2097. Top fave was always Ultima Underworld, gave me nightmares. That game was so ahead of its time.

21, grew up on Doom and GTA among a slew of others. Was the original GTA DOS?

Im 31
For my favs
Thx
Flight sim 4
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24 , i can't recall

My favourite DOS games are Supaplex and Deluxe Ski Jump 2.1 for sure. I still have them configured on D-Fend and play sometimes (especially DSJ).

16. I remember playing DOOM II co-op with my dad when i was younger. Also Jazz, Prehistorik and Zool were awesome.

I'm 36... so I grew up playing atari and trs-80. I moved on to the Commodore 64/128 and really cut my teeth on that system.

I'm 21, and when I was very young I played a lot of Lemmings on what was then my family's 'old' computer. A few years later, I was sifting through all my family's old floppies looking for anything that might be even remotely interesting, most of it was just old spreadsheets and things of my dad's, but then I came across a floppy marked KEEN in his writing, I had no idea what it was but lo and behold it contained Commander Keen. I remember being super happy, not just because Commander Keen proved to be awesome, but because I was surprised my dad used to play cool games too, haha.