Today I shared something special, all PC games need an OS to run, so today I shared the legendary Windows 98 (Second Edition). This version is the full version, design for new PC, not pre-built or PC with existing Windows.
They have a few versions of Windows 98 for end users:
Windows 98 PCs without Windows (This copy)
Windows 98 upgrade version (For those already have Windows 95)
Windows 98 OEM (bundled with pre-built PC)

Keep going dude

I so easily sentimental especially on games (duke 3d) and phones (nokia 3310)

Game is still my all time favorite

Phone still on the shelf as DECO item

i forgot where my first pc Windows XP CD box and Windows 7 DVD box, original oem key

LAN Party!!! Those word are popular in the 2000s for First Person Shooter.
This can't go wrong with Quake III Arena. This episode of Quake excludes the story mode like Quake 1 and 2, this round it fully focuses to Death Match.
Also Quake III plays an important role in graphics card benchmarking, before "can it run Crysis" is a thing. Almost all graphics cards from the early 2000s must have Quake III as benchmark to show the potential of the card, such as GeForce 256, GeForce 2, GeForce 3, TNT2, Voodoo 3, Radeon DDR, just to name a few.

For OEM of Windows XP and 7 still can be found easily on Shopee/Carousell, there are pretty common, look like this



But if you looking for retail box version, they are a bit hard to come by, as they are not bundle with computer, but sold separately, look like this:

hahaha sometimes is a pain to figure out where to keep them, but i love them big boxes. And the huge manual! They were all so well written back in the days.

I loved walking into pc shops with ceiling height amount of pc games and stuff.. there were always some interesting stuff if you dig in.