MS DOS games, compatible with XP?

I didn't know she could die...

But I do know that she can also marry Lucifon, the Prince of Darkness (which will make her ending profession "Princess of Darkness"), but I don't know how.

Yep, she can die. I replayed from the last save I made, but only scored 209. =o( I'm a bad father, and I fail.

I don't think anyone here doubted that you'd be a bad father.

I know, it's just hard to see it in black and white.

I've always scored really high.. does that mean I'd be a good mom?  But, the ending always says that my princesses have horrible maternal skills.  Um...

o_o  I can't see myself as a mom.

Here is a conversation I imagine having with my kids.
"When I was your age, video games were on cartridges!!!"
"Nooo!!  Mom, say it ain't so!"

Well you can test that outs bys having mah baybeeeees. Ima drunks! i like wine!

W?

Well you can test that outs bys having mah baybeeeees. Ima drunks! i like wine!

I'll pass on that, thank you.

Drunk Babies = Bad news in the morning

 i think they should let us choose our gender too.
And then if your boy, the same, and if youre a girl its different.
That;d be a good thing if they make Another game of such

My sister is officially obsessed with this game. She's on her third princess now. And she's not even a gamer. Go Yossenheimer.

Yossenheimer?
and i think yossy has a meaning, i was going through newgrounds, in a movie i haerd that word.
I think it means yes lol
ppl...

There are like a million Princess Maker games.

Found this on Gamefaqs...

Princess Maker -  This game came out in 1991.  Your daughters default name is
Maria Rindobagu.  The plot is that there was a huge war with the demons of the
underworld, and the child is an orphan of that war.  You decide to raise her
to be your own daughter. 
Versions Available: IBM/PC Japanese, Chinese, and
I've *heard* of a Saturn Version by Microcabin, but I have not found it
myself so I cannot confirm that version. 

Princess Maker 2 - This is the FAQ you are looking at.  Made available
around 1994/1995.  The second game in the Princess Maker series.  This time
your daughter is named Olive Oyl.  The plot is similar to the first one,
except this time you have a God giving you the daughter to raise from ages
10-18.  Versions Available: IBM/PC Japanese, Chinese, and an English Beta
version.  This one was actually released for the Japanese Sega Saturn by
Microcabin, the disc featured different images, complete voice acting for all
the characters, plus a bonus 'Drama' track which had Olive whining for a good
6 minutes about why her father works her so much.

Princess Maker: Legend of Another World -  This game was released around
the same time as Princess Maker 2.  It was only released for the Super
Famicom system.  It plays almost exactly like Princess Maker 2.  The
only major difference would be the combat system is really weird.  I do
not know the default name for the daughter.  It really is not thought
of as part of the series of games, since it is a stand alone product.  I
imagine it was just Gainax trying to make the Princess Maker series
available on many platforms.  Maybe someday I should ask them.
Version: Super Famicom (Japanese Super Nintendo).  There is a FAQ
currently available for this game.

Princess Maker 3: Faery Tales Come True - Technically the 3rd game.
The japanese title is "Yume Miru Yousei", but also is listed as Faery
Tales Come True (Spelled 'faery').  This  is the most current child
simulation game.  This game was a collaberation of Gainax, and the
japanese game Company of "Nine Lives".  This is a much more involved game,
featuring options such as a choice of the fathers profession, and your
daughters disposition is much more drastic.   Your daughters default name
is "Lisa Anderson".
Versions Available: Originally released for Japanese Playstation.  There is an
odd rap with repeatative words as a 'Bonus' track.  The PSX version was missing
a few features that were included in the PC and Saturn versions.
It was then released for IBM/PC and Mac:  Japanese, Chinese and Korean versions.
There is also a Japanese Sega Saturn version available.  This includes the same
sort of bonus along PM2's Saturn Game.  It has a drama track.  Lisa is a
much happier child than Olive.  There is a FAQ currently available for this
game.

Princess Maker Pocket Daisakusen - Loosely translated as "Big Strategy", or
I've heard it translated as Mission in a little pocket (??).  This game was
an attempt at a puzzle game.  This game was produced by Nine Lives, it gives
you the option of playing either Maria, Lisa, or Olive in an effort to play
through scenerios to become a Princess through the art of the puzzle game.
It has a very pretty opening theme, and a plethora of voice acting. 
Versions: Only available for Japanese Playstation

Princess Maker: Go! Go! Princess -  You know, I'm not even sure what this is.
It looks like an RPG of sorts, featuring all FOUR daughters (Yes, that includes
the previously forgotten Legend of Another World girl).  I've only seen
screenshots, but I'm picking up a copy soon!  Wish me luck.  Also produced by
those wonderful people at Nine Lives.  I've also got sort of a "Mario Party"
feel to the game, but I have no idea since I don't own it.
Versions: Only available for Japanese Playstation

Princess Maker Q -  Another Princess Maker game produced by Nine Lives, this
appears to be a quiz game asking questions about the other PM games!  There
isn't much else that I know of it, but I'm working on gathering a working
version.
Versions: IBM/PC and Mac.  Japanese and Chinese versions.

Princess Maker 4 - Originally it may have been slated for the Sega
Dreamcast, but now Princess Maker 4 is heading to PCs and Macintoshs
very shortly.  From what I understand, your daughter is "Karen" who was
the host of Princess Maker Q.  It looks like a mixture of modern day
Tokyo with a Princess Maker setting.  Must play this before I can
completely judge. ;
Verions: As far as we know, Windows 95 (Japanese only).

Princess Maker Collection -  Princess Maker 2 and 3 put on the Sega Dreamcast
and bundled as a "Collection".  Distributed by a company called GeneX.  This
is currently available.  It states to be "Powered by Windows CE" on the box.
Versions: Sega Dreamcast only.

Also, "Yossy" is the female version of the Japanese name "Yoshi."  It also has Israeli origins.

but pm2 is the best i spose

PM2 is the only one available in English, so yes.

Japanese never stopped me before.

I lol, and i never knew this would go 5 page long!
 

Japanese never stopped me before.

Me neither, actually.  Especially since I can read some of it.  If you can recoginze "seebu" as "save" and "roodo" as "load," you're good to go.

Roodo lol, you know what it means here?

Means, its not official, but in shcool you know just those words we use to express...
not abuses lol

I'm not entirely sure what you're talking about, but in Japanese, "roodo" is pronounced "load-o."

Uhm Apparently it means something secksual in indian?

I wonder if theres any thing else we've said that's seckual in nightwolf's native tounge. Actually that was silly.

I should use that prog I used on .org to say incoherent indain.

Or you can just go to Spam.

Meh..... I was going to get back on topic, but now I don't want to.

So... basicly PM2 is about an overprotective parent/warrior who likes to check out his daughter and then kill her off by starving her or by sending her out into the mountians to get gang raped by thieving bandits....