Internet Archive adds another 2,500 MS-DOS games are now free to play

THE INTERNET ARCHIVE has released 2,500 MS-DOS games that include action, strategy and adventure titles.
If you loved playing MS-DOS games in the '90s like Prince of Persia, Need for Speed and Super Street Fighter, you can now replay those MS-DOS games, with this latest update from The Internet Archive.
As Reported by The Internet Archive on its Site Blog,
"This will be our biggest update yet, ranging from tiny recent independent productions to long-forgotten big-name releases from decades ago," 

List of Latest 2,500 MS-DOS Games:

Here is the list of some of the MS-DOS Games which were released by "The Internet Archive":

1. Alone in the Dark.
2. The PC port of the original Wipeout.
3. Night Trap.
4. Microsoft Flight Simulator.
5. Loom.
6. International Sensible Soccer.
7. The Elder Scrolls: Redguard.
8. Cannon Fodder.
9. B-17 Flying Fortress.
10. Descent.
11. Vor Terra. 
12. Ranadinn.
13. Race. 
14. Piece of Cake.
15. PChallenge., and lot more., 

We can browse the latest collection, hit this link and look around.

The Internet Archive is a nonprofit Online Digital Library that archives digital versions of computer games, books, audio recordings, and videos. For game lovers looking for more vintage games, Internet Archive has been preserving and adding games from the old '80s and '90s on a regular basis. 

Last year, the site added more than 200 retro LCD and LED games including Karnov and Battletoads.