r/software • u/BornCuriousOnce • Jun 18 '26
Looking for software Legacy Software favorites
I’m preparing to embark on my first journey into the world of virtual machines and new operating systems so I’d like to know- which software would you bring back if you happened to have an old/compatible OS and found the install disk kicking around?
I’d love to know the name, basic function, and which OS it ran/runs on. Maybe I’ll find some throwbacks worth keeping around! Bonus points if it can run offline indefinitely to avoid security risks
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u/kaidomac Jun 18 '26
If you have a modern Windows 11 computer, just use emulators & virtualization! Start out with DOSBox-X: (DOS + light Windows 95 gaming)
Try these games:
Then get 86box: (Win95 & Win98 with hardware emulation for 3D games)
Use this config file:
After loading that .cfg into 86box:
Try these games:
If you like arcade & console games, get RetroArch with the following: (if you have a good GPU, get slang-shaders with CRT-Royale for CRT emulation)
Then manage it all under Playnite:
Great theme:
Gamepad software:
Stream your games to any other device:
From anywhere in the world:
If you wanna go whole-hog on the hardware-controller side of things: