If you get the following error message after the FTL logo animation:.If you get a blue screen with some colored pixels on the top when you start the game (instead of the FTL logo animation) then you must add the anexx21 module to your Anex86 folder.To load your game from the main screen, you have to replace the Disk A Boot Disk in FDD1 by your save game disk and then click on "Resume". Then you can click on the Save button, and in the next dialog box you can choose which slot to use. To save your game, you have to replace the "Disk B - Key Disk" in drive FDD1 by your save game disk.The upper left button is "Save", the upper right is "Quit" and the lower right is "Cancel". If you don't have a formatted save game disk in drive FDD1, the program will hang whenever you try to save or load your game. A formatted save disk is supplied in the archives (formatting does not work from within the game).The upper left button is "Save", the upper right is "Save and quit" and the lower right is "Cancel". Then you have to confirm by clicking on the upper button in the next dialog, then again twice on the "OK" button. If you cannot read Japanese: When you are in the disk dialog in the game, the "Format" option is the lower left button. If you don't have a formatted save game disk in drive FDD2 (B:), the program will hang whenever you try to save or load your game. You need to format the save game disk from within the game before saving your game or it will hang when you try to save.Note for Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back: Press "Alt-Backspace" to capture / release the mouse cursor during emulation. In the 'CDX' tab, select the CD-ROM drive where you inserted the CD-ROM (physical drive or Daemon Tools emulated drive). In the 'Sound' tab, select '-86' in the 'type' drop-down list. In the "Font" tab, click the "." button and select the file "anex86.bmp". Insert the CD-ROM in your CD drive or an image of the CD-ROM in a virtual CD drive (use Daemon Tools for example). Browse to the folder where you decompressed the archives and select the file named "DungeonMasterIIPC-9821CDCustomBootAndSaveDisk.fdi". When you try to start a new game or to resume a saved game, the program asks you to insert the "Disk C Data Disk" in FDD1 in place of the Disk A Boot Disk.ĭungeon Master II for PC-9821: Click on the "." button next to the "FDD1" label. Browse to the folder where you decompressed the archives and select the file "DungeonMasterIIPC-9801DiskBKeyDisk.fdi". Click on the "." button next to the "FDD2" label. Browse to the folder where you decompressed the archives and select the file "DungeonMasterIIPC-9801DiskABootDisk.fdi". Browse to the folder where you decompressed the archives and select the file "ChaosStrikesBackPC-98.fdi".ĭungeon Master II for PC-9801: Click on the "." button next to the "FDD1" label. Browse to the folder where you decompressed the archives and select the file "DungeonMasterPC-98.fdi".Ĭhaos Strikes Back: Click on the "." button next to the "FDD1" label. Insert the appropriate disk image(s) depending on which game you want to play:ĭungeon Master: Click on the "." button next to the "FDD1" label.Type the file name you want for your save game disk image and click the "BlankDisk" button. Click on the "New" button next to the "FDD2" label. For games other than Dungeon Master II for PC-9821, you need another disk image in order to save your game.Decompress the game somewhere on your hard drive.Decompress Anex86, the additional Anex86 modules and the font in the same folder on your hard drive.
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Download the Kanji font from the PC-98 Utilities & System Files at the Japanese Computer Emulation Centre.
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If you plan to run Dungeon Master II for PC-9821 from CD-ROM then also download the following additional Anex86 modules:Īnecdx9x.zip: CD-ROM support for Windows 95/98/MilleniumĪnecdxnt.zip: CD-ROM support for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7Īnd also this custom boot disk (this disk will also be used to store your saved games): DMII-Game-PC-9821-CustomBootAndSaveDisk.7z
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