Egh...macintosh formats...how I hate them. I've been messing with these in jaeder naub's raw viewer and can see the graphics...sort of. How to properly extract them is anyone's guess...I hope we get someone on this soon, though the MMF and Scott Pilgrim is more important to me.

Don't mean to necropost but what ever happened to this? It's a major format used all over the place and cracking it would be a major breakthrough. Does anyone know what happened to Strobe?

I'm surprised this hasn't gotten more attention...I'd really love to have the graphics from this game as well...

Hahaha, that's awesome. This is one of my favorite Ipod touch games. I hope someone figures this out soon.

It's a quickbms script. Copy the code into a blank text document and rename the extension '.bms'. Then download QuickBMS (Do a google search for it), then execute quickbms and select the new script, then the file, and then it should run on it's own.

Excellent! Now what about the mneb and brres files they output? The brres files are different than normal wii compression, and I've just plain never heard of MNEB files. We need a converter, quick.

I must admit GFA files always confused me. I tried extracting some of the enemy files but they all dump out even more obscure files, which I assume are frames of animation. Thus far I've been unable to extract any Boss files, which is a shame since I wanted Yin-Yarn's animations. I assume the only r...

Yeah, it works wonders on the ipod PVRs as well as Dreamcast PVRs.

We have the tools, now just need the extractor!

Currently I'm on a shared computer so my home programs are not accessible to me. I'm sure if you just do a google search you'll find one somewhere.

EDIT: It's PVRTexTool. It's pretty cool, but you need a login to get it. Fortunately the registration is free.

I tried those files on ALL of my converters. They only succeed in decoding half the image it seems. Does anyone else know how to decode them fully?

No one seems to have taken interest...perhaps we should PM someone.

That site seems to be flawed. Is there a program. I already have Fixpngwin, and it fails to decode half the images. I was interested in the pngs too.

I assume they're just really big images to start out with due to the fact they have visible resizing, but it's much smoother than most resize methods.

Looking at these in a hex editor reveals an underlying PVR format. I have a program that opens PVR but these GTL files do no open with it.

I've come across PVR before, but I'm not sure these have the same specs. For example the game uses resizing and such for a lot of things, maybe they're some sort of vector format?

Oh! Perhaps try running one of the new files through Filestripper? Does anyone else have any ideas on what we can do to open this up properly? i think the above script is on the right track, we just need to resolve that error and we should be sailing free from there, unless it dumps into a bunch of ...