irghen
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As far as I can tell they are 2 versions of the same game. According to the internet,"Taikenban" translates to demo version so maybe it was a store demo. I launched them both and they seem identical except that Taikenban has the following differences: There is a new option in the main menu called "Demo play" option that loops the intro animation and some demo fights, "Advance Mode" is greyed out and not selectable. Only 4 characters are available. Bang's portrait looks like an older version with less shadows. I played for a little bit and couldn't find any other notable changes. I hope this is useful.
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LaunchBox for MS-DOS Special Edition
irghen commented on Jason Carr's file in LaunchBox/Big Box Media
Oh no, I am, I guess I wasn't very clear with the completely dumb idea I was having, sorry. So, I was watching this LGR video where he built a 486 PC to play old DOS games and when I later found this I thought maybe I could build one myself and have a full eXoDos library running on it. I'm guessing there must be a ton of technical difficulties with that idea (having DOS recognize a big hard drive and accessing all the CD games comes to mind), but maybe on a Raspberry PI running DosBox it could be viable? Something like this: Raspberry PI -> DosBox -> Launchbox for MS-Dos -> full eXoDos library Sorry if I'm not making a lot of sense, English isn't my 1st language and this is a weird idea. -
LaunchBox for MS-DOS Special Edition
irghen commented on Jason Carr's file in LaunchBox/Big Box Media
I'm wondering if a collection like TDC or eXoDos could be packed and ready to play with this. I'm guessing the main hassle would be making the different CDs accessible, thjhough that may be doable with WinISO and some launch batchfiles. -
If you have the space I would recommend downloading the [MAME] 0.201 ROMset (split) set and following this guide:
