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Before Windows 95, CD-ROMs and graphics cards came along, being a PC gamer was a hard and often brutal experience. While console gamers simply plugged in their cartridges with the minimum of effort, PC owners had to tackle the horrors of MS-DOS. However, the rewards made this suffering more than worthwhile.
This feature explores the history of the PC as a gaming platform before the advent of "plug and play", Direct-X and other modern conveniences we now take for granted.
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