DigiTek Software DOS Classics: Dino Wars & Hill Street

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DigiTek Software was an early PC-era publisher that helped bring a small but memorable batch of late-’80s and early-’90s titles to MS-DOS players, sometimes alongside regional partners. Its lineup spans the business sim Big Busine$s, the strategy-meets-brawler twist of Dino Wars, the licensed police management game Hill Street Blues, the tennis title Tie Break, and the offbeat putting fun of Hole-In-One Miniature Golf (plus its Deluxe edition). On bestDOSgames.com you can revisit these DigiTek-published DOS classics and play them online for free on this page.

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