Windows 3.1 games are AWESOME!

[@livedandletdie]

This was a real trip down memory lane.

[@RetroAdam]

Classic PCs gaming at its finest

[@SharkPig_Media]

This brings back some memories. Chips challenge! I remember playing the incredible toon machine at your place back in like grade 5

[@RetroAdam]

@@SharkPig_Media love that game. I gotta do a video on the incredible Toon Machine.

[@lauratiso]

You unlocked too many memories in my head lol

[@RetroAdam]

The good ole days

[@TylerBelmont]

Incredible Toon Machine was great. I played a ton of these games growing up. But I definitely spent the most time on Castle of the Winds. It’s basically a really good Windows 3.11 version of Diablo.

[@RetroAdam]

I never played that one! I'll have to check it out.

[@SteveVanWinkle]

omg spent so many years clicking on everything i could to figure out how to use windows as a kid.

[@RetroAdam]

@@SteveVanWinkle me too. I played with every program, and settings. Was so much fun.

[@FreeFireFull]

The Incredible Machine and The Incredible Machine 2 were also available for MS-DOS

[@RetroAdam]

I'd love to do a MS-DOS video

[@josephbradshaw6985]

Old DOS stuff is a lot of fun. We had windows 3.0, but I was already a DOS wizard so mostly stayed out of it. Win3 was a resource hog if I remember right. So I'd have to uninstall it to play certain games ayway. Like Warcraft.

[@RetroAdam]

Nice. Did you have Netscape?

[@josephbradshaw6985]

@@RetroAdam Lol. Didn't everyone? I don't think I got it until Win95 though. Or later.

[@Meshamu]

I'm not sure if you'd go that far, maybe just exit to the DOS prompt instead? I recall that a shareware game I played had music that just would not work in Windows 95 protected mode, had to exit to DOS so it could run in real mode. I think it was called Zone 66? One where you had a top-down view and used a plane, to shoot at other planes and drop bombs on things on the ground.

[@josephbradshaw6985]

@@Meshamu HD space was the issue if I remember right. It was a million years ago.

[@Meshamu]

@@josephbradshaw6985 Ah, right. I didn't think of that.

[@njalsand133]

F should make you faster than monster

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

What's the biggest hard drive you can have on a Windows 3.1 based computer?

[@RetroAdam]

8 gigs?

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

@@RetroAdam How many of these Windows 3.1 games and other software could be included? Like if you wanted your Windows 3.1 based 1994 or 1995 computer to be as fully loaded as possible?