Ports
In 1999, Capcom released both D&D video games as a two-disc compilation for the Sega Saturn called Dungeons & Dragons Collection in Japan only. Although, graphically, the games are basically identical to their arcade counterparts, due to the limitations of the Saturn there is a maximum of two players instead of the original four. Furthermore, there are minor modifications to many areas of gameplay, such as changes in spell damage and the removal of certain software bugs.
In January 2003, MCB Interactive released a PC port.
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