Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95 OSR2

Why the demo failed the test:
- Blank screen. Relies on LIO BIOS calls.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Cursor boundary issues
- Unimplemented GDC commands

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls
- HDI does not boot, MS-DOS cannot find MSDOS.SYS despite the fact it's clearly there

Not sure if I am seeing the entire game, seems very short, or at least not enough to fill two floppies.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls, will not display properly otherwise

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unimplemented GDC commands
- Title screen is probably not rendering correctly

Why the demo failed the test:
- FMV video is glitchy and corrupted on playback

- Game boots up and expects to set 256-color mode by enabling EGC then writing 21h to port 6Ah, without first setting 16-color analog mode. Real hardware behavior shows that 256-color mode overrides 16-color mode and that 16-color mode is not necessary to enable 256-color mode. The scan line height (used to single-scan for 400-line and double-scan for 200-line) has no apparent effect in 256-color mode, therefore upon writing 21h the mode instantly becomes 640x400 even if the 8/16-color mode was 640x200.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Odd boot sector code that includes CALL NEAR to some memory location outside the boot sector, which crashes

Game bugs:
- VGA palette management requires DOSBox/DOSBox-X to mask the DAC values to 6 bit, or else signed char overflow happens and an "overbright" effect happens.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Module is unhappy with something, uses LIO BIOS calls not currently implemented by DOSBox-X

Why the demo failed the test:
- HDI image loads OAK IDE CD-ROM driver, which DOSBox-X is not able to satisfy even if IDE emulation is enabled

Why the demo failed the test:
- DCP is an unknown disk image format, not supported yet by DOSBox-X

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unimplemented GDC commands

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires N88 ROM BASIC

Uses PC-98 SOUND BIOS for music

Requires PC-98 SOUND BIOS

- Apparently a demo version. Every 100 or so operations will throw WinHelp up on the screen to annoy you.

Requires PC-98 FM board SOUND BIOS to play music

Requires PC-98 FM board SOUND BIOS to play music

Why the demo failed the test:
- Music driver is unhappy with DOSBox-X FM board / PCM emulation

Why the demo failed the test:
- ZIP extraction scripts cannot currently handle filenames entirely in ShiftJIS properly

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN SB16 emulation seems to have problems

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN cannot autodetect hdd image geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95 OSR2 and cannot autodetect geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- Fails to detect disk change

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unknown GDC commands

Why the demo failed the test:
- Does not run, crashes, reading the disk repeatedly

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game fails to detect disk change

- Game seems to have problems displaying correctly in 256-color mode, especially if run under Windows 3.1

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95 and will not autodetect geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- Demo cannot determine vsync and therefore 3D geometry exhibits flickering if Ultrasound playback
- "View the inside of a cube..." palette issue that causes all text to appear before it's supposed to

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game hangs when executing A.EXE (infinite loop)
- Not sure if batch files provided are installing the game properly

Why the demo failed the test:
- Not reliable at detecting that the right floppies are in the drive at any time you are prompted to swap floppies

Why the demo failed the test:
- Some graphics do not draw, including startup logo and UI selection. Unknown INT 18h AH=47h calls.

This game's story mode has an incredible amount of PC speaker digitized speech if you ask for the story, and it's unskippable. It's best to just start a game normally.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires N88 ROM BASIC

- The Dope Wars installer is not dope, it's just crap. It will always abort. BROKEN. It might happen to work on Windows XP but Windows XP isn't relevant to this testing. EPIC FAIL.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires the FDC to hold busy state even a little bit after IRQ fires, before it will properly send/recieve commands to/from the FDC. The hackery made for Star Cruiser breaks this. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

- Seems to work fine, but GDC emulation reports unknown commands

Why the demo failed the test:
- Nothing appears on screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Loads CD-ROM driver that is not compatible with DOSBox-X and hangs. Game DOES work if you force MS-DOS to skip loading the CD-ROM driver.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls not yet implemented by DOSBox-X
- Shows almost nothing on screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls not yet implemented by DOSBox-X
- Shows almost nothing on screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls not yet implemented
- Does not show anything on screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Some menu entries spew garbage text on use

Why the demo failed the test:
- Prompts for MIDI, hangs when selected (waiting for MPU-401 to return 0xFE). Game works if you answer "No" to the prompt, which it then uses FM music instead.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Seems to require constant disk swapping, leaves text and artifacts on the screen afterwards

- Original uncracked copy does not run in DOSBox-X, hangs after logo

- Odd flashing or color changes when images "fade" in, check on real hardware

Why the demo failed the test:
- PC speaker sound effects are a little off

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO graphics BIOS functions
- Introductory sequence is mis-displayed as 640x200 16-color mode

- The demo's Sound Blaster routines appear to have reliability problems with distorted audio in the "high quality" music setting. Set to medium or low.
- DOSBox SVN seems to have a lot of problems with even the "medium" music setting, set to low.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Blank screen, uses LIO BIOS calls

Why the demo failed the test:
- Nothing displays, requires LIO BIOS functions

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires N88 ROM BASIC

Why the demo failed the test:
- Sound Blaster Pro playback does not work with SVN

- This game apparently requires both DirectX and WinG to run
- Game uses Intel Indeo 3 compressed AVI files for "FMV"
- Game will set the video mode to 256-color mode during the game, even if you set higher bit depth on your desktop

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN cannot handle Windows 95

Why the demo failed the test:
- Unknown INT 18h call, game eventually hits a point where it erases graphics leaving a blank screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game appears broken. Attempt to start a level puts you in a void full of garbage noise on the screen with no control.
- Title appears not to render properly, the "Random House" text at the bottom, unless that is how it works.

- MPU-401 emulation causes game to use MIDI playback, which the game cannot handle properly

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game halts with an error message

Why the demo failed the test:
- Palette errors in some screens

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses OAK CD-ROM driver which is not compatible with DOSBox-X

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires N88 ROM BASIC

Why the demo failed the test:
- Lotus 1-2-3 hangs on application exit

Why the demo failed the test:
- "No key disk in drive" failure to emulate INT 13h drive A despite imgmount drive A

Why the demo failed the test:
- Failed to autodetect the 720KB format of the IMA files

Why the demo failed the test:
- 640x480 VGA graphics render as all grey or black, making the UI hard to read

Why the demo failed the test:
- Figure out how to make it install, complains about failure to chdir on something

Why the demo failed the test:
- Image includes OAK CD-ROM driver which does not work with DOSBox-X (hangs)

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses OAK CD-ROM driver which does not work with DOSBox-X

Why the demo failed the test:
- Blank screen, uses LIO BIOS calls

Why the demo failed the test:
- Prompts for disk C, does not recognize it even if given disk C

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game is asking for disk B, even if booting from an HDI image (?)

- According to DOSBox-X log, one part of the game attempts to EOI interrupts using "rotate mode" causing "rotate mode not supported" log messages

Why the demo failed the test:
- Display menu, resets MPU-401, does not respond to input

DOSBox SVN does not support the "digitized speech" used when Adlib output is selected, which is not expected.

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 98 and cannot autodetect geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- Graphics do not appear. May be a known issue with transparent BitBlt and the S3 SVGA emulation.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game hangs, blank screen, requires LIO BIOS

Why the demo failed the test:
- Strange mouse cursor confinement issues. Check real hardware to verify game behavior.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Will eventually crash, if run from HDI image. Runs OK if mounted and run directly in DOSBox-X
- Strange mouse cursor confinement issues, check behavior on real hardware

Why the demo failed the test:
- Hangs after title screen

Why the demo failed the test:
- Video does not display properly (see https://github.com/joncampbell123/dosbox-x/issues/1363)

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unknown GDC commands

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game does not visibly respond to keyboard/mouse input
- Game stops at title screen, does not show anything, does not visibly respond to input

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO graphics BIOS functions
- Introductory sequence is mis-displayed as 640x200 16-color mode

Why the demo failed the test:
- Unknown GDC commands, though it does not appear to affect the game's display of graphics

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game is stuck in a loop issuing a read with INT 1Bh until success, which DOSBox-X fails

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95 and does not autodetect geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires N88 ROM BASIC

Why the demo failed the test:
- "Press any key to continue..." shows nothing, requires hitting enter 3 times to continue, which is odd

- This game assumes NEC MOUSE.COM behavior where driver init and reset show the graphics layer. Any other driver or no driver at all will result in no graphics. The HDI image loads QMOUSE which does not show graphics. The dosbox.conf uses the --pc98-graphics BOOT option to show graphics layer on startup anyway.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Package does not include KPNG.DLL

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox-X does not support the CD-ROM image format provided

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires installation
- Requires AVGSDRV.SYS

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses OAK CD-ROM IDE driver, which DOSBox-X is not able to satisfy

- This game assumes NEC MOUSE.COM behavior where driver init and reset show the graphics layer. Any other driver or no driver at all will result in no graphics. The HDI image loads QMOUSE which does not show graphics. The dosbox.conf uses the --pc98-graphics BOOT option to show graphics layer on startup anyway.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Displays a message, does not proceeed

Why the demo failed the test:
- It's unlikely the game would actually leave the background bright pink
- Uses LIO BIOS calls

Why the demo failed the test:
- Cannot figure out how to run this, may be broken

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game uses LIO BIOS functions, does not render everything

Why the demo failed the test:
- Does not render correctly, requires LIO BIOS

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game crashes at startup

- Look into game complaints about PCM audio at game start

Why the demo failed the test:
- Controls are very bad because of what appears to be a problem with interrupts. Keyboard input is intermittent. Cursor movement is very intermittent.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unknown/unimplemented GDC commands
- Mouse cursor causes graphical artifacts

Why the demo failed the test:
- It's unlikely the game would actually leave the background bright pink
- Uses LIO BIOS calls

Why the demo failed the test:
- OAK CD-ROM driver in HDI does not work with DOSBox-X, hangs
- HDI image cannot be mounted with FAT driver because partition start not a multiple of FAT/disk sector size translation

Game title makes LIO BIOS calls, which suggests it may not be rendered correctly. No visible problems were noted.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO graphics BIOS functions
- Introductory sequence is mis-displayed as 640x200 16-color mode

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls

TODO: Not sure if game has any music. None was heard while testing.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Initial menu is not shown due to reliance on LIO BIOS calls
- Cannot pass first screen

- Check: According to debug log, game sets PC-98 bus mouse interrupt rate to 15, yet cursor movement is smooth.

Why the demo failed the test:
- "Exit to error: Illegal GRP4 Call 6" attempting to jump

Why the demo failed the test:
- Win32s crash

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses unknown GDC commamnds
- Some graphical artifacts noted during intro sequence

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses color key transparency which is not supported in this configuration

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95 OSR2

- Feedback/HOM effect in title is apparently intentional, since the X68000 version according to a YouTube video does it too. Verify on real hardware.

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95

Emulation of this game is IN DISPUTE. It happens to work at this time, however only by possibly breaking FDC emulation!
- Talks directly to FDC, copy protection relies on out of range sector numbers.

- This game assumes NEC MOUSE.COM behavior where driver init and reset show the graphics layer. Any other driver or no driver at all will result in no graphics. The HDI image loads QMOUSE which does not show graphics. The dosbox.conf uses the --pc98-graphics BOOT option to show graphics layer on startup anyway.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Disk is formatted with duplicate sectors on each track in a manner that DOSBox-X cannot currently emulate.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Disk image does not work, not bootable.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Disk image does not boot

Why the demo failed the test:
- "Unexpected DOS error: 21"

Why the demo failed the test:
- "Attempt to read invalid sector in Read_AbsoluteSector for sector 1272"

Why the demo failed the test:
- Uses LIO BIOS calls, does not display correctly

Why the demo failed the test:
- Does not render properly, relies on LIO BIOS

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN cannot mount a disk image that it can't auto-detect geometry

Why the demo failed the test:
- "Runtime Error"

Why the demo failed the test:
- Relies on LIO BIOS calls to draw/update the screen, everything is invisible

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support the "Goldplay" trick, Sound Blaster output will sound lo fi

Why the demo failed the test:
- Transparency BitBlt problems with the lady who reveals the letters on the board

Why the demo failed the test:
- Flashes message, does not start

- Arrow keyboard controls are TERRIBLE

Installer by default will not allow the user to, BUT the CFG file can be modified to enable Sound Blaster 16 support.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires direct access to FDC which DOSBox-X cannot satisfy

Why the demo failed the test:
- Requires direct FDC access which DOSBox-X cannot satisfy

Why the demo failed the test:
- DOSBox SVN does not support Windows 95

Why the demo failed the test:
- Game appears to use duplicate sectors per track, which is not yet supported in DOSBox-X

This copy does NOT have tile corruption.

Artifacts in opening sequence are said to be a result of errors while reading off the disk.

Why the demo failed the test:
- Stuck in loop expecting INT 1Bh to return a specific return code that when masked is 0x310