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Superman - Shadow of Apokolips [PS2] File Extensions (.BIN) (.DNG) (.DTA)

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Hello people, I was just looking through the files of Superman - Shadow of Apokolips for the PS2 and wondered if anybody had any insight onto how to extract data from these different file extensions.

I assume the BIN is where most the data is stored, so if anyone knew a way of extracting from it that would be great!

As for the other 2 file extensions i'm not even sure where to start.

If anyone could give me some insight onto what these file extensions are or even better - how to extract from them - that would be great!

Sample Files: 

https://gofile.io/d/yP5mzB

Solved by BloodRaynare

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11 hours ago, BloodRaynare said:

BIGFILE1.BIN is just a dummy (no meaningful data inside, just zeroes).
DTA files can be extracted with this quickbms script https://aluigi.altervista.org/bms/infogrames_dta.bms
DNG files presumably are just supplementary info files for the DTAs.

Appreiciate the help! Wonder why the .BIN files are dummy files since there's multiple and add up to 1GB

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23 minutes ago, Hazza12555 said:

Appreiciate the help! Wonder why the .BIN files are dummy files since there's multiple and add up to 1GB

Usually those dummy files are used to push the game's actual data to the outer edge of the disc so the consoles can read them easier.

Edited by BloodRaynare

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