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>Take a look at Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure.  This plays as well or
>better than any DOS game I've seen.  Besides, sticking to DOS would be
>stupid since the majority of new games being released are for Windows
>95 and although Windows 95 does offer support for DOS, DOS is now
>pretty much obsolete.
>
>Just my 2 cents worth,
>
>Calvin
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Uh, excuse me but either you are grossly mis-informed,or you have no sense 
what-so-ever....DOS is VERY FAR from being obsolete...Windows 95 JUST CAME 
OUT!!! How could it already be the leader in operating systems? Also the 
MAJORORITY of games are not coming out for Win95. Here are some fact's as I 
see them.

1) A lot of games ARE coming out for Win95 AND DOS! Not just Win95. Also 
more games are coming out for straight DOS then they are coming out for 
Win95 only. 

2) DOS will be around for quite a while, if for no other reason than Win95 
is STILL NOT 100% compatible/bug-free with EXISTING systems...
	b) I say EXISTING systems because I know a LOT of you are going to 
argue that Win 95 is coming pre-installed on most new machines. But since 
most computer companies have trade deals with Microsoft they take what they 
can get.

3) Now I'll grant you that Win95 MAY replace DOS EVENTUALLY. But nothing is 
for sure yet. I myself haven't tried WIn 95 yet, but I am in the process of 
cleaning my hard drive and backing it up to prepare it for Win 95. I am 
going to give it the benifit of the doubt, even tho people I personnally 
know have had various problems with it. I also know people who have had NO 
problems with it.

Well that's my 3 cents...