The Dream Arcade: Top 10 Great MS-DOS Games to Play Today

Sim City or basically any Sim game is super fun and really well known. This one is addictive, but who could blame you when you have the option of building the ultimate city. You're only addicted to the dream.

If you used to park yourself in front of the TV every Saturday morning for cartoons and sugary cereal, this game is for you. Duck Tale's was a great cartoon, and the game will take you straight back to those Saturdays in the early 90s.

Everyone knows who the Ninja Turtles are. They're the favourite characters in every decade. It only makes sense that this game would be on the list. You know the deal, Shredder is bad, Turtles are good, now go.

This is on here because Mario will never fail you (or the princess). Mario games are so loved it is almost intense. This is probably because they're fun and hard to forget.

I have to be honest, this game is on the list because it was my favourite when I was a kid. But we're playing these partly for that reason, right? It's hilarious to look back on it's simple structure with capitalist undertones. I still enjoy it. Donald Duck does bit work to earn money for building a playground.

Home Alone was the king of 90s movies and this game is as hilarious as it is fun. These games are notorious for how difficult they are, so you should be proud when you finish one. Plus, think of the great conversations you'll have about them. Escape then catch Harry and Marv in the big apple.

This is one of those sneaky games that inserts some aspect of learning into gameplay. We will forgive them for this, because this game is so fun. It was also a kids game show on PBS in the 90s. Follow clues given to you as an Interpol agent to travel around the world looking for Carmen, a notorious expert thief.

It's a first person shooter with a historically familiar enemy: Nazi Germany. This game is a classic because it set the standard the future of the first persons shooter experience.

Street Fighter is Street Fighter and I feel like that says enough. Almost everyone I know has played a game of Street Fighter, and the game is a cultural icon.

I swear there is nothing more addictive than this game. It's draw is in it's simplicity and the fact that timing is the key.