386 SX 16mhz with LED display and turbo button retro pc - part 2

[@retroboby007]

There are soo many, many MS-DOS games I played on the 386SX16mhz, like: Sharkey's 3D Pool, DynaBlaster, Volfied, Commander Keen, Titus the Fox, F-19 Stealth Fighter, Blake Sone, Catacomb Abyss 3d, Kens Labirynth, Liero, Lotus III: The Ultimate Challenge, Linewars 2, Home Alone 1-2, Tom & Jerry: Yankee Doodle's CAT-astrophe, LHX Attack Chopper, F-29 Retaliator, Bio Manace, Stunts, Traffic Department 2192, Highway Hunter, Arcade Voleyball, Wolfpack, God of Thunder, Jill of the Jungle, Corridor 7, Ugh!, Metal Mutant, Prince of Persia, Duke Nukum, Grand Prix Circuit Acolade, F1 (Vroom, Domark) and much more. But it would have been way to many parts of this video and some people might get bored. I will try to play some of them in other videos, maybe using other retropcs or even this one, when the hdd dies and I will have to install XT-IDE bios.

[@ebtfhl]

great setup! it was such a great time back then.

[@retroboby007]

Thanks for the comment and apreciation, man. Indeed, good old times. I will use this retro pc in another video, to see what games can I play in multiplayer over serial nul-cable on a 386.

[@Sheepdoggo98]

Awesome set up, Also new sub.

[@retroboby007]

Thanks for the comment and apreciation. I am very fond of this vintage pc because is like my first ever PC, an Apricot Computer Q310, with 386SX 16mhz. I will make other videos testing some ms-dos games with dual player mode, that I used to play with my brothers 👍

[@Sheepdoggo98]

@retroboby007 Oh awesome ^^

[@fradd182]

Im a bit disappointed that Wolfenstein is far from the smooth gameplay. At least that fighting game runs perfectly-

[@retroboby007]

indeed, wold 3d was "the peak" of the system could handle. With Corridor 7 and Blake Stone, which had floor and ceiling "textures", the gameplay was even more choppy. The fighting game had a sequel: Ultimate Body Blows, that I got on GOG, but I still like this original Body Blows.