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The Xbox 360 will close in late July, there's still a few games on the shop to extract ROMs from. Releases by Backbone usually have a folder named "classic" containing a file named [name of game].rom from which you can extract the individual files required for the ROM. This also works with trial versions, by the way. Most XBLA titles can be copied to a USB drive and then copied to a PC using wxPirs, no hardware or software mods required.
I've found a set of instructions to extract the ROM from the XBLA version of Track & Field on a Japanese blog, using the above method and bcut.exe. Create a new batch file with these instructions:
Then paste the batch file to the same folder as TrackAndField.rom and bcut.exe, then execute the batch file. However, the instructions seem to be missing an offset for c9_d15.bin. I'm not sure what to look for inside of the file, does anyone have a heads-up on what the missing offset could be?
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The Xbox 360 will close in late July, there's still a few games on the shop to extract ROMs from. Releases by Backbone usually have a folder named "classic" containing a file named [name of game].rom from which you can extract the individual files required for the ROM. This also works with trial versions, by the way. Most XBLA titles can be copied to a USB drive and then copied to a PC using wxPirs, no hardware or software mods required.
I've found a set of instructions to extract the ROM from the XBLA version of Track & Field on a Japanese blog, using the above method and bcut.exe. Create a new batch file with these instructions:
Then paste the batch file to the same folder as TrackAndField.rom and bcut.exe, then execute the batch file. However, the instructions seem to be missing an offset for c9_d15.bin. I'm not sure what to look for inside of the file, does anyone have a heads-up on what the missing offset could be?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: