Between the bulk of the '80s and the '90s, DOS was the way to go for gamers, and was the backbone of PC gaming. Sure, there were plenty of other consoles and platforms with tons of games, yes, but DOS was where the most innovation was happening. We're talking about experimentation with 2.5D and 3D space, first-person shooters on PC, massive city-building sims, point-and-click adventures, and so much more. Devs were building games for DOS while pushing boundaries, experimenting with new perspectives, mechanics, and genres, effectively laying down the groundwork for modern gaming as we know it today. Now, what...
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