could that program on linux called wine work on windows

[tiamat999]

It might be a good way to play old pc games that dont normally play on windows 10

 

[The Catboy]

Windows has compatibility mode as well really old DOS games can be run through Dosbox

 

[nIxx]

That wouldn't even make sense and there is DosBox.

 

[tbb043]

Dual boot or use a virtual machine program like VMware (dunno if that's good or not, just one I've heard of)

 

[N64]

seems redundant
windows 10 doesn't have a "compatibility mode" like 7 did?

you could also dual boot

 

[tiamat999]

Was just wondering cause on marvel mods some people had trouble running marvel ultimate alliance

 

[nIxx]

windows 10 doesn't have a "compatibility mode" like 7 did?

It does still have a "compatibility mode". Thought old games that used Safedisc, Securom and similar doesn't work anymore because these "copy protections" are like malware

 

[loco365]

Wine that runs on Windows... Wouldn't that just be Windows then? All Wine is for is to run Windows applications as if it's native. Putting Wine on Windows would basically be redundant.

And yeah, if you can't run it on WinX, you're best to make a Virtual Machine or use DOSBox.

 

[Osga21]

You can just use DOSbox if they're really old, or you can use a virtual machine running whatever windows version your game requires or if you are playing one of those old lucas arts point&click games(monkey island/day of the tentacle) you can use ScummVM. You can also just run the games in compatibility mode