Erm, a little bizarre... Dungeon Master's save feature does actually work, however its not very obvious as in modern games. You save by going into one of the character's equipment screen, and select save. The prompt for a floppy remains consistently open regardless of whether the save was successful …

Well some games have working save features (been playing Day of the Tentacle), but others like Dungeon Master ask for a floppy to be inserted? Obviously with any kind of RPG, not having a save feature seriously causes a temptation to avoid playing them regardless of how good they are... Bizarre, cos …

With DOSBox being the most popular DOS emulator and currently without save feature, do you guys avoid playing the lengthy games altogether or is the WIKI telling fibs and there are better DOS emulators out there?

Very direct answer, thanks. Are there any decent DOS emulators which do allow users to save games?

I've been googling this matter and found the answer to be NO, however all the replies seem to be quite dated (2+ years old), so can someone please clarify whether it is possible to save game states using DOSBox? Thanks.