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Clicking on either platform will display the box art, manual, screen shots and other info that pertains to that particular version. However under 'Platforms' you will see both DOS and Win 3.x listed. For example, if a game was released for both platforms, then you will see the game only listed once on your game list. Certain functionality within MEAGRE is enabled when both packs are detected. Win3xO is cross compatible with eXoDOS 2.0 (previous versions of eXoDOS will run into problems).

All required files are included in the package and all games are pre-configured to run with no configuration required by the user.

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This collection uses Windows 3.1 installed within various DosBox versions in order to emulate the OS. I strive to find original media rather than using scene rips. This primarily covers 16 bit games, however due to many late games capable of running on the Win32s extender it does include early 32bit games as well. Win3xO is my attempt to catalogue, obtain, and make playable (nearly) every game developed for the Windows 3.x platform.

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It works with any combination of the packs. If you have other eXoDOS packs, the Setup eXoDOS.bat file will also decompress their front end assets. This will take some time to decompress as it is approx. This file also decompresses the GamesADV.zip file, which contains all of the manuals, art, and game information for each title. Simply running the 'Setup eXoDOS.bat' file will automatically setup eXoDOS to run from your current directory. The front-end however does require knowledge of what directory it is sitting in. The eXoDos collection can be run from any directory, as all launch files are designed to use relative paths to each other.

A one time setup is required by the front end. This includes interactive fiction, traditional point & click, and interactive stories.Р”Р„ll games have been pre-setup and are immediately playable, no configuration required. This pack includes 1,030 DOS adventure games which combines the previously released 757 and 273 new additions! I have defined 'adventure' as games which primarily rely on non action based puzzle-solving and story based games.

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Full documentation can be found in Sec03. MEAGRE now also features a unique GUI dubbed 'Nostalgia Mode.' Check the drop down menu to enable it. Check the section on new features for the complete documentation of them. Several utilities, converters, and even a compressor have been added. Version 2.0 adds a ton of new features to the collection.

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All required emulators are included in the torrent and have been setup to run all included titles with no prior knowledge or experience required on the users part. This collection uses a combination of Dosbox and ScummVM to play these older titles on modern systems.

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