So these are not the original game archives. And you got only tens of megabytes out of 800 MB of data pack? What I provided in the first post of this topic was a fraction of what I unpacked thanks to Aluigi's script. TarTool.exe can't seem to unpack it due to some error involving one of the files. ...

Files seem to be compressed. Are these the original archives? By creating a back-up file (AB format) with Helium and converting it into a TAR file using Android Backup Extractor, I was able to extract the contents thanks to Aluigi's TAR BMS script. If you're willing to analyze the whole file for me...

Is there any reliable method that can rip 3D models from PSX games? I don't seem to have any problems with extracting graphics and textures, but models are a different matter entirely.

Hi there. I need someone to help me open these files I extracted from a mobile game called Toukiden Mononofu. I'm not very familiar with the format, so could anyone help me out here, please?

I think Aluigi from Zenhax can help you with QuickBMS scripts.

What kind of archives do you need? Graphics? Music? 3D models?

Hi there! Welcome aboard.

I'm trying to extract the graphical and data contents of this mobile game called Toukiden Mononofu, but so far I'm having trouble opening both the AB files I backed up and the TAR file I converted into. Could anyone help me out here, please?

AB File Version: Link
TAR File Version: Link

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I successfully extracted the LINKDATA of the game thanks to Aluigi's script for Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3, but so far I have no luck in trying to view them in Noesis. Could someone please help me out? I uploaded a small sample right here: link

Hi there. Is there any way to open the G1T files from this game I have on my tablet? I uploaded them right here for someone to take a look at: https://www.mediafire.com/file/c55tep94iq0javd/Sangokushi%20Legion%20G1T%20Files.zip I tried using an existing G1T script to convert them into DDS files, but...

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There's this file type I've been meaning to pry open for some time now, but I have no clue how to open it. It's called OPFT for some reason. The format originated from this mobile game called Guntama which had been discontinued for quite some time now. Although it was simple enough for me to extract...

Thank you very much for the solution! It really helped me out here!