You'll need to configure the emulator as well. Put it in the same directory as the emulator executable, and select it ( Emulate/Font for Neko Project II, or Config/Font for Anex86). You'll need a font if you want text characters to display properly in most cases. Besides the emulator, you'll need a set of floppy disk images (FDI, FDM, NFD, D88.) or a hard disk image (HDI, HDM, NHD.).
#PC98 FDI SOFTWARE#
The PC-9800 series of personal computers had floppy disk drives (FDD) and hard drives (HDD) which contained the actual games and software to be loaded. Usage Note: This tutorial was adapted from this resource. Support for the first batch or so of PC-98 games have started to be added to MAME in 0.201 (Aug 2018).
#PC98 FDI DRIVERS#
MAME It has drivers for various revisions but as of version 0.189, all of them are reported as Not Working. While it's very easy to set up, its PC-98 system is not yet complete. DOSBox-X A very active fork of DOSBox that, among other things, adds support for the PC-98 as a target system. Anex86 Another decent PC-98 emulator, but is older and less powerful. Neko Project II kai A more libretro-focused fork, which has also merged several improvements from 21/W. Neko Project 21/W Based on Neko Project II but with a focus on PC-9821 series with enhanced options (CPUs, memory sizes, sound sources) as well as support for LAN board, PCI bus, CD-DA, windows accelerators, fmgen and so on. Its major drawback is the non-remappable controls.
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