Sorry to be the bringer of bad news, but the link is broken. Can you make a new link with Google Drive?
(dosbox ds link)
(dosbox ds link)
Last edited by AndrewEnderguy,
If you want to play DOS games on DS, use DSx86 instead. That thing was just a proof of concept that never got properly developed. Also don't bump years old thread, man.
i skimmed through this post and didn't see if anybody tried arena or battlespire on this, those would be awesome on any platform.
If you have a DSTwo, you can play Arena with DS2x86. Unfortunately, it won't work on DSx86 as it needs a 80386 CPU.
Nope. I have a R4i gold RTS, maybe i can get it to work on the 3ds version of dos emulator, although i haven't even been able to get it to boot yet.
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As has been stated many times, dosbox DS was a proof of concept, a failed attempt, with which it is not possible to play games. The ones that seem to work freeze a little later or are so slow as to be unplayable.
Use this instead, which is far better: very old DOS games work with this:
https://dsx86.patrickaalto.com/
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