kilik wrote:Thank's

You are very welcome. And if you want to submit all of this glorious content to the Sounds Resource...please, be my guest.

Will these be put on the Models Resource?

Get ‘em here! 24: The Game (PS2): Link to voices: https://archive.org/details/24TheGameVoices 303 Squadron: Battle of Britain (PC): Folder: http://www.mediafire.com/folder/64b2v9b8n8cd5/303_Squadron_(PC) Air Conflicts: Aces of World War II (PSP): Link: http://www.mediafire.com/folder/695eanz6jzmxc/A...

Anexenaumoon wrote:If it's so simple, then why not extract it yourself? You're more than capable of doing so if it's that "easy". Don't expect others to do all the work for you.

Because I am not a programmer and I expect positive results, like a link to a script or something related to this, please?

ARAJediMaster wrote:I do plan to submit them to Sounds Resource. Unfortunately, I don’t know how to decode them. I’m looking to find somebody who can help translate the sounds into .wavs and then submit them.

Just as I thought.

Any plans of submitting them onto the Sounds Resource?

Has anyone tried extracting the archives of this game, I'm sure it's easy to understand given how the formatting looks legible.

Here's the demo sample: https://archive.org/download/Muppet_int ... P_DATA.MPL

You should put these up on the Models Resource, they come in handy: https://www.models-resource.com/

In the meantime, Aluigi has made an impromptu script available here: https://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=8515

But don’t expect exact results though. If someone were to modify it with the research seen above, maybe the results will have a better delivery.

Is anyone familiar with this game? If so, we should support them as a gaming community of great influence.

The website is here: https://www.titanichg.com

This may be a graphic file as the rest are .MOV and .SND, so can you take a look at this and see what’s inside it, please?

https://archive.org/download/skullcrack ... ARCADE.SBK

Care to provide us with a sample?

Games with cult classic fanbase deserve more recognition, like Cyberflix’s Jump Raven. For further study on the game’s movie files, here is one of the .mov files. Don’t expect it to work with QuickTime though. Link: https://archive.org/download/Cyberflix_Jump_Raven_Win31_1993_Eng/JumpRaven-Win31.iso...

Thank you, now I want to properly extract the .pck files.

Sample: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ocLBf ... pK3M3r60Jm_

Is it also possible to extract the .AUX files with proper file names?