
A tech tinkerer decided to put the homebrew Nintendo 3DS port of DOSBox to the ultimate test — running Windows 95. Using the souped-up version of the 3DS, the "New" 3DS with additional RAM and processing power, TechTuber MetraByte was able to install the DOSBox port successfully and, subsequently, the Windows 95 operating system directly on top of that DOSBox instance. The load times involved seemed quite long, too, especially when he decided to leave the handheld alone overnight while on his first boot of Windows 95. In contrast, the OS installer only took about five minutes. However, proper mouse input support (via Touch through DOSBox) didn't start working until well after the operating system had been launched on the hardware.