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Unlike IBM's PC-DOS, most OEM-branded MS-DOS versions did not include BASIC sample programs (entertaining or otherwise). An early exception was Compaq-DOS - the edition licensed for Compaq's Portable/Plus/DeskPro series of PC compatibles. This one sported its own demo suite, including Time to Play, a collection of games (plus the non-game Biorhythms program). By version 3.31 this was phased out, but the first few releases each offered a different lineup.
Cheat codes, console commands and memory pokes for Compaq-DOS — each one verified and attributed.
Sign in to submitUnlike IBM's PC-DOS, most OEM-branded MS-DOS versions did not include BASIC sample programs (entertaining or otherwise). An early exception was Compaq-DOS - the edition licensed for Compaq's Portable/Plus/DeskPro series of PC compatibles. This one sported its own demo suite, including Time to Play, a collection of games (plus the non-game Biorhythms program). By version 3.31 this was phased out, but the first few releases each offered a different lineup.
Cheat codes, console commands and memory pokes for Compaq-DOS — each one verified and attributed.
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