From the site:

CCS64 emulates briefly the following things of an old C64 system:

• The main Commodore 64 console, with the keyboard and peripherals like joysticks, paddles and mouse. It emulates both the different systems sold in Europe as well as the USA.
• Up to four 1541 disk-drives are emulated (which means that you use special files on your PC, as a replacement for the old 5 1/4 inch floppy disks)
• The C2N cassette recorder is also emulated (which means the you use special files on your PC, as a replacement for the old magnetic tapes)
• Many of the old cartridges (that means special hardware expansions for the C64, which were plugged in at the back of the computer) are also emulated.

There is a good site which supports this application, you can find all kinds of documentation, a form and a great quick start users guide. Visit CCS64 Knowledge Base (CCS64 KB)

This project has been discontinued, so there is no added support or later versions. A lot of games still won’t work in DodGE, but the last release is available here anyway.

Also see DOSBox for DOS emulation.

CuteMouse is part of the FreeDOS project.

Keep an eye on the CuteMouse site as there is a beta in development to bring in support for the scrollwheel.

Some games or applications that require high-resoultion VESA video modes will experience problems with the mouse cursor under Windows NT4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. The mouse cursor will be confined to the upper or upper-left part of the screen.

Now you can play the game without the hassle!

From the ScummVM website:

ScummVM is a cross-platform interpreter for several point-and-click adventure engines. This includes all SCUMM-based adventures by LucasArts, Simon the Sorcerer 1&2 by AdventureSoft, Beneath a Steel Sky and Broken Sword 1&2 by Revolution, and many more.

Download the latest version of ScummVM from the ScummVM SourceForge website.

Bremze (Latvian for ‘brake’) slows down PC performance by controlling the speed of execution of programs. This feature can be useful when running old processor-dependent programs on new PCs, particularly to decrease the speed of games for ‘better results’, or when wishing to gain a better understanding of the sequences and functioning of programs, etc. Big diapason of braking coefficients (enough to fastest PCs), braking level control and switch on/off by hot-keys, control output trough PC speeker and screen corner. Full command line control. Slows down DOS and Windows programs. Versions for both interrupts are available – 08h and 70h.

Super Copy Utility goes beyond what most copy software does, in terms of looking for data. If you tell it to, and you have the time, SCOPY will search for anything and everything that can possibly be read by a standard disk controller. It will take all of the data and make analysis files and a data file on your hard disk, that contain all the information necessary to copy the disk. This allows you to copy non-standard tracks and sectors. It copies disks by doing a sector by sector search for data. Since this process is relatively slow, you might wish to make a copy of the disk as best you can with a standard diskcopy,and then using SCOPY to copy over only the tracks that you got errors on, or suspect of being non-standard. Using analysis files you can even create your own copy-protection scheme, and make your own copy protected disks!

Cheat ‘O Matic is a FREEWARE and AUTOMATIC cheat program for *ANY* DOS/Windows game.

It runs under Windows 95/98/NT along side your favorite game, and allows you to EASIALLY (no hex here) modify ANY value in the game – AS THE GAME RUNS!

Turbo has excellent help documentation built-in.

I used this before DOSBox was available, and still use it for games that won’t work in DOSBox.

Current Mo’Slo products let you run speed-sensitive DOS and Windows programs on state-of-the-art systems.

You can obtain a free “basic” version of the software (which you can download here) or you can buy a “deluxe” version. The basic version pretty much all you should need. The Mo’Slo website is listed below in the Related Links section.

Definately worth checking out if you have any old games that don’t work with DOSBox and you need to slow your PC down.

Universal Game Editor is a program designed to edit SAVED GAMES. This shareware release comes with five pre-configured MODULES that can be used to edit four different games. These games are Civilization, Betrayal at Krondor, Master of Orion (2 MODULES) and Lands of Lore. This shareware release is fully functional, and is not crippled in any way.

This program will allow you to change many aspects of your games. Military unit strengths and weaknesses may be adjusted in wargames. Character skills and attributes may be changed in role-playing games. In fact, almost any game that allows you to save your game is a candidate for editing.

You’ll also find more modules lying around the internet for your favourite games which you can use with UGE. I found a few just searching on Google.

If anyone manages to ever find Jack Hartman’s homepage again then please let me know!

Powerful screen grabber, supporting all VGA and VBE 2.0 compliant SVGA modes, including non-standard VGA modes (so called X-modes), banked and LFB VESA modes. Writes BMPs, and is completely free for noncommercial usage.

VDMSound is a program that overcomes what has probably been the most exasperating limitation of DOS boxes since Windows NT — sound support. VDMSound is an open, plug-in oriented platform that emulates an MPU-401 interface (for outputting high-quality MIDI music), a SoundBlaster compatible (SB16, SBPro 2, SB2, SBPro, etc.) implementation (for digital sound effects and FM/AdLib music), as well as a standard game-port interface (for playing games with joystick support). In development are improvements to the existing joystick emulation, and possibly VESA support.

Unlike all the Win9x SoundBlaster ISA ‘legacy’ drivers available from a variety of PCI soundcard manufacturers, VDMSound is not a mere ‘wrapper’ or ‘bridge’ to existing audio hardware. It is a self-contained, 100% software emulation program that is completely independent of your audio hardware type and settings. VDMSound works with any soundcard, and will even work on computers that have no audio hardware at all (for instance, instead of outputting sounds through your soundcard using the standard Windows drivers, VDMSound can easily output them to disk).

Great utlity, this unlocks many games and has easy to use functionality.

Removes copy protection from over one hundred games, both new and old.

• Shareware NeverLock defeats document checks on games.
• Universal NeverLock defeats document checks on many more games.
• Business NeverLock defeats the Everlock key-diskette system on commercial business programs.

With this release of The Dprotecter for DOS comes a host of utilities along with many new unprotects. This version will allow users to add their own unpro- tects to the database, quickly and easily with a built in file compare routine. Compare the cracked file to the original and voila, a new unprotect! Adds the ability to export your own database to a file that can be uploaded to other BBS’s. This should allow many third party crackers to add to the growing databases!

The sole intention of this software is to remove the annoyance of having to dig out your manual/code-wheel/key diskette everytime you want to play a game. Also for legimate purchasers of software who have mislaid their manual amongst all the other crap round their PCs.

DOSBox emulates a full x86 pc with sound and dos. It’s main use is to run old dosgames on platforms which don’t have dos(win2K/XP/linux/FreeBSD)