Tokyo-based Toaplan carved its name into arcade history with blistering vertical shooters. Hits such as Tiger-Heli, Twin Cobra, Truxton and Fire Shark helped define the genre’s 1980s golden age. While most titles stayed in arcades, a select few were ported to IBM PCs: the MS-DOS version of the biplane shmup Sky Shark (a.k.a. Flying Shark) and the DOS release of fantasy platformer Wardner (Pyros). You can launch both originals right here on bestDOSgames—no downloads or plug-ins, just instant, free browser play that preserves Toaplan’s signature bomb-flinging intensity.
Digital Integration Ltd.
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Founded in Camberley, Surrey in 1982, Digital Integration became one of Britain’s elite flight-sim houses. Blending real aerodynamics, RAF insight and clever code, the team turned humble DOS PCs into convincing cockpits. Milestones include F-16 Combat Pilot (1989), the terrain-hugging Tornado (1993), Apache Longbow (1995) and its Soviet counterpart…