Plenty of great domestic games for Windows, though without the variety from Japan's PC golden age (which had already ended by the PC-98's later years). Japanese-built games are configured for Japanese-region Windows, trivial to set up.
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Moreover, can a JP Windows machine run English-language stuff?ĭon Rumata !!rYqzYYFAejo Thu Jan 8 01:58:54 2015 No. So will a Japanese Windows PC run Japanese Windows games without trouble? Do any major Japanese Windows games even exist? All I can think of is Princess Maker, A-Train, and ports of Wizardry. Any platform'll do, really.Īnonymous Wed Jan 7 08:57:52 2015 No. I wasn't even aware that it was on anything other than the PC-98. >Where can I find an image of Net Guardian?Īnonymous Wed Jan 7 08:00:19 2015 No. Where can I find an image of Net Guardian?Īnonymous Tue Jan 6 23:24:04 2015 No. The 8-bit machines run MS-DOS, CP/M, and Hudson/N88 BASIC.Īnonymous Tue Jan 6 18:55:50 2015 No. >MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.1 work for the PC-98 consider Ko-Window or SX-Window for the X68k (FM Towns has proprietary OS).
>Guide to making bootable HDI files for PC-98: >lllusion City blog has primers on emulating the PC-88, PC-6001, and FM Towns platforms: Try bidding on Yahoo! Japan, too use a middleman service like From Japan for shipping: Collecting Japanese PC goods? Suruga-ya's useful for mail order. >Project EGG's for legal downloads (takes PayPal, subscription service). >ROM sites w/games, tools, OS packs, &c.: >Links to vendors, emulators, game info, fansites, &c. Japanese Computer Gaming General: Winter Edition jpc/ #3 - Where every day is PC Sunday Don Rumata !!rYqzYYFAejo Tue Jan 6 18:14:29 2015 No.
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