https://archive.org/details/malwaremuseum&tab=collection

This is a lot of fun. Archive.org has used Dosbox to set up a collection of classic viruses, removing any permanently destructive code while preserving the entertaining aspects of each virus. Here are some of my favorites:

• It's been a while since I'd heard of the classic Legalize Cannabis virus.
  
• Here's a very off-key version of the Soviet/modern Russian national anthem.
  
• The name says it all. If this appeared on your screen, your PC probably had an emergency!

This last one sounds like a malevolent version of the Mad Batter from some of the older Zelda games.
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Edited by: Bibby, Feb 11th, 2016 @ 9:23 pm

holy s***, this is awesome! i just hope it'll run on my tablet, now.

bibby, have you ever heard of danooct1? he's a youtuber who makes demonstration videos of DOS and win32 viruses, and he's what immediately came to mind when i saw this.

I actually hadn't heard of him. He sounds interesting, though.

Oh wow, I haven't seen some of these in years.

These also come to show, how the concept of the computer virus has evolved. unfortunately, this isn't a good thing.

I would like to confirm: This site is indeed safe.

They have circumvented the destructive aspects of these, and are running it through a Java form of Dosbox to display the visuals.

seems like my tablet can't run this at full speed, but to be sure, that might be expecting too much out of this little thing. my computer runs it fine, though.