About ten years ago I found myself in need of a hardware MIDI solution for my Windows XP machine.  At the time I had a Sound Blaster X-Fi in...

Microsoft Windows 3.0 was the first widely adopted and truly successful version of Microsoft's graphical "Operating System....

Microsoft Windows released Windows 3.1 on April 6, 1992.  This was the first version of Windows that Microsoft really designed for gaming...

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DOSBox is an excellent program for taking screenshots of DOS games, it saves them losslessly in the Portable Network Graphics format.  But w...

If you want high quality input from classic consoles to a modern flat screen TV, you need to use an HDMI converter like the X-RGB Mini Frame...

DOS games were no longer generally being sold commercially, with certain exceptions, at retail after the 1990s.  Occasionally you could find...

1.  Description of the MT-32's Capabilities The MT-32 consists of eight instrument parts and one rhythm/percussion part.  It calls the...

One of DOSBox's best features is its ability to capture raw OPL commands and data with timing data to preserve as perfectly as possible ...

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