There are portable packages for both the Intel-based Mac and the new ARM-based Mac, or you can use macOS builds designed for High Sierra (10.13) and later versions. MacOS and DOS packages are also officially downloadable from the DOSBox-X homepage. Linux RPM and Flatpak packages are being released as well the Flatpak package is officially available from: DOSBox-X Flathub page (An alternative Windows installer for all users instead of the current user is available here) You can download the latest packages for your platform in the DOSBox-X homepage, which is available from:įor example, if you use Windows the installer is available from: Download Windows installer set dosv=jp for Japanese DOS/V mode), JEGA (AX) machine, PC-98 improvements, and many more, and you can find the release notes for DOSBox-X 0.83.15 (which contains the changelog) from:ĭOSBox-X is cross-platform, so all major platforms are supported. This new version (0.83.15) also has many new features and other improvements compared with the previous version, notably support for native DOS/V services (e.g. More information about PC-98 emulation in DOSBox-X can be found in the following Wiki page: For example, you can run PC-98 version of Windows 3.1 and PC-98 Touhou games (among many others of course) in DOSBox-X.

The latest version of DOSBox-X (0.83.15) has been released! As a cross-platform DOS emulator it was originally based on DOSBox, but it aims to be a complete DOS emulation package, so apart from being a standard DOS emulator it officially supports the NEC PC-98 system as a machine type Just set machine=pc98 to enable NEC PC-98 emulation in DOSBox-X. I've tried playing with the DIP switches here and there, but nothing has been helpful so far. The only problem is now that in any of the screens with animations I get this garble on the screen: Then increased the RAM, and boom, it ran. So I've tried increasing the CPU 'cycles' in Anex86 - no go I get the same thing out of Anex86 as well, so that would suggest a configuration issue.įrom what I gather with my limited japanese, the CPU might be too slow, there's also a buffer error that shows up. Same thing happens when trying to run the autoexec.bat in the root of the HDD:

If I run either fm.bat or flixmix.exe, it kicks me back to prompt, and it hangs there with me unable to type anything, unless I reset: If I try to run it with the former, depending on which CPU I've selected, it can either run until I get that buffer error, or it gives me a prompt: Tried both in np2fmgen and in Anex86 with various configurations, but I'm unable to make it work properly at all. So I've tried to run this game (got the translated version from here: )

Pc 98 emulator mac