x86-16 CPU
Hardware entity
7
games
3platforms
Requires 16 bit x86 CPU and an OS that can run 16 bit executables.
Notable people involved: Steve Stamatiadis, Robert Crane, John Passfield, Tony Ball and George Stamatiadis
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Related:
* Windows 16-bit installer - in case only the installer is 16bit but the game itself is 32bit.
* Windows 16-bit installer - in case only the installer is 16bit but the game itself is 32bit.
64 bit Windows OSs no longer have 16 bit sub-system and therefore can't run 16 bit Windows (nor 16 bit DOS) games.
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The first x86-16 CPU video game was released on January 1993.
Epic Megagames, Microforum, GT Interactive and Digital Playground published most of these games.