Hi just a quick bit of info ;
Requirements :

486 SX or higher
4MB Ram or higher
DOS 6.X or Windows `95
EGA or VGA display adapator

Heres the games all are abandonware I think by now ;) if not e-mail me I will remove them right away.More games will be added soon.

Lemmings Ancient puzzle game,can get very frustrating.Released on almost all systems of the time ST,Amiga,PC,NES,Master-System,PC Engine,Super-Nintendo etc.

Prince Of Persia Most notable remembered for the use of err the animation on the main sprite your character I think it was digitized.At the time quite a feet for a 386!(Apparently?)

OutRun Well a fine racing game very arcade and the PC version was a disgraceful mess,it really was.The 8 bit NES and MS vers put it the shame,the 16 BIT vers ST,Amiga,Mega-Drive are the ones to play.The PC ver dont look nothing like that pic on the left <= so dont get too excited.....

Syndicate Syndicate a vey good cyberpunk thriller.Recommended,superb sound,graphics,playability. Unfortunatly the PC ver lost the ability to rotate the play area 360° like in the Amiga ver. Also theres a big bug in it preventing you or making it very hard to complete : On the last level THE ATLANTIC ACCELERATOR theres loads of enemys they will attack your men in the order 1,2,3,4 this is stupid because if agent 1 is fully kitted out with shields you can seperate him from the other 3 agents and all the enemys attack him non stop and ignore the rest of your men leaving them free to well blow em up and complete the mission.This has been confirmed by Bullfrog them selves.Oh and another bug is the last level will run waaaayyy too fast so you gotta be quick to exploit the bug.

Cannon Fodder Unlike many games released today cannon fodder is not a clone. As far as I know there are not a lot of games that are similar to it. The only game that I can think of that is close is Syndicate. Unlike Syndicate's realistic looking graphics Cannon Fodder is more like a cartoon, the animated graphics are very funny looking.Bascially you control a squad of little men and kill,blow things up with rockets,jeeps,grenades very cool.

Trolls A fun platform game from Flair Software, Trolls features great graphics, smooth-as-silk animations, and very good level design that characterizes all Flair releases. You control a Troll of the title, who's not the ugly lumber monster from AD&D realm, but a cute gnome-like mischievous creature. Your mission is to collect baby Trolls from the levels, which can be completed in any order.

Ishar 3 The Ishar series is undoubtedly Silmarils' most successful games, and rightly so. Silmarils touted Ishar I when it was released in 1992 as "a new benchmark for RPG"-- a bold statement that turns out to be quite accurate: all 3 games boast exceptional 3D graphics for their times, huge gameworld, alternate solutions to puzzles, and-- best of all-- different personalities and goals of your party members that make gameplay tenfold more colorful and fun. Ishar III is the best of the series, combining the mundane kill-the-bad-guys-in-Ishar plot with time travel elements. Highly recommended. Quite a Download this one about 5 Meg

Micro Machines   Micro Machine games are departures from normal racing games: instead of powerful F-1, you'll race toy cars around homemade courses such as Dad's desktop or Mom's kitchen, each with its own obstacles. Not only do you have cars that require different handling techniques for each course, but in Micro Machines 2 you even get to steer a hovercraft or an helicopter. There are also different playing modes which include innovative "head-to-head", in which you get points when you're so fast you drive out of the screen while your opponent is still in the back part of the screen. Both are great fun, and very addictive :)

STEG THE SLUG Cute little platform game starring you as Steg, the slug (yes, slug) whose objective is to rescue little larvae (slud kiddies) from imprisonment. Similar to Lemmings, you are given the specific number of slugs you must rescue on each level. You rescue the baby slugs by blowing bubbles to encase them and lift them off the ground, but you must be careful of blowing the bubble too early-- the bubbles could get stuck at the ceiling if your timing is off. As you progress, you'll face dangers and obstacles in addition to an increasing number of baby slugs that swarm all over the screen. Overall, a nice little platformer with a dash of puzzle-- worth a look more for its original premise than actual gameplay, though.