No. Windows 95 and 98 are tied to MS-DOS, which is closely tied to both x86 processors and instruction sets, and the BIOS found in most PCs. Windows 95/98 were never ported to another processor, since doing so would necessitate a rewrite of the lower-level components, and would miss the entire point of Windows 9x, backwards-compatibility with legacy apps, altogether.

Window NT runs directly on RISC processors such as the the PowerPC, the DEC Alpha, and the MIPS R4000.

Windows CE also runs directly on RISC processors such as the MIPS, ARM, and Hitachi SuperH processors.

Any version of Windows intended to run on an x86 processor could run inside an emulator such as Bochs, DOSBox, RealPC, Transformer for the Amiga, or some other x86 emulator.

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Superhero costumes are always a popular choice on Halloween, as they never go out of style and can be worn year after year. Available in children's sizes ranging from newborn to teen, and through adults sizes up to plus-size, every member of your family can wear Superhero costumes this year.

Arguably the best use for Superhero costumes is to incorporate them into a group costume idea. If you and several of your friends will be attending a Halloween party, costume contest, or other Halloween event, everyone can dress as a different Superhero. Women can choose from Wonder Woman, Bat Girl, Super Girl, or Catwoman costumes. Men have an even bigger selection of Superhero costumes to choose from! There's Batman and Robin, Superman, The Green Hornet, Spiderman, Iron Man, Thor....the list goes on and on.

Another fun way of using Superhero costumes as part of a group, is to have everyone dress as the same Superhero, but with a different costume. Imagine the laughs your group will get when you crash the party as a mob of Supermen! Everyone wears a costume from a different era or movie, so that each member is wearing something a little different.

If you don't have enough members to gather together as a group, consider using Superhero costumes as part of a couple costume. There are female and male versions of virtually every Superhero. Or, have one partner dress as the good guy, and the other as his arch enemy. There are many fun ways to play up the Superhero theme for Halloween.

Children as young as infant can find Superhero costumes that will fit them perfectly. To get the most for your money, look for Superhero costumes that double as sleepwear. When Halloween's over, the costume can be worn on a regular basis until the child outgrows it. Then, if it's still in good condition, donate it to a family friend or charitable organization. There's always a demand for Superhero costumes for children of all ages.