Ports
In 1999, Capcom released both D&D video games as a 2-disc compilation on the Sega Saturn called Dungeons & Dragons Collection in Japan. Dungeons & Dragons Collection was never released in the United States and Europe due to the Saturn's poor financial performance in both regions.
The ports had minor differences in gameplay, and also due to the limitations of the Saturn there is a maximum of two players instead of the original four.
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