Mario's Game Gallery/Fundamentals ".prs"

[WF4123]

The first Mario game that starring with retired actor Charles Martinet. However, it so difficult to extract MARIO.PRS for me.

maero.zip

[ky123]

On 9/2/2025 at 5:59 AM, WF4123 said:

The first Mario game that starring with retired actor Charles Martinet. However, it so difficult to extract MARIO.PRS for me.

maero.zip

I wrote a script but I'm not sure if the unplugged file is OK, as I've never seen such a file before

prs.py

[WF4123]

6 hours ago, ky123 said:

I wrote a script but I'm not sure if the unplugged file is OK, as I've never seen such a file before

prs.py 2.06 kB · 0 downloads

How do use it? I don't know how to try.

[ky123]

6 hours ago, WF4123 said:

How do use it? I don't know how to try.

Make sure you have a python environment installed, this script does not use other extra libraries, so it is very easy to run, prepare an empty folder for your files, and then enter the command in cmd

python prs.py your file folder you want to output

[WF4123]

9 hours ago, ky123 said:

Make sure you have a python environment installed, this script does not use other extra libraries, so it is very easy to run, prepare an empty folder for your files, and then enter the command in cmd

python prs.py your file folder you want to output

"Enter the command in cmd"?
I'm clueless, I'm using Windows, not Linux. Can you show me the picture or video how to do? I'm not good at this.

Edited September 20 by WF4123

[ikskoks]

Please google something like this:

 - how to run program in cmd
 - how to run python program
 - run python program tutorial

 

There are many tutorials online

[ky123]

2 hours ago, WF4123 said:

"Enter the command in cmd"?
I'm clueless, I'm using Windows, not Linux. Can you show me the picture of video how to do? I'm not good at this.

The first step is to check whether your windows have a Python environment installed. If it is not installed, install it first. I think you should have an installation.
The second step is to open the cmd interface of your computer. You can open it in the lower left corner, or enter win+R, and enter cmd to enter the pop-up interface to enter, so that you open the terminal
Step 3. If you forget whether you have installed python, you can simply check for example: enter the command python --version to check whether the python version is output. If there is an output version, it means that there is an installation. If there is no output, it means that there is no installation.
Step 4: Put the downloaded script and your file in a folder, enter the command in the cmd terminal interface. First, you need to cd to this folder, and then run the script python prs.py Enter file path Output directory path, so that the file will be extracted.
I think this description is already very detailed. If you still don't understand, I suggest you find the tutorial you mentioned downstairs.
The problem with scripts is not linux or windows, it is a general script, so it has no problem using windows.

Edited September 20 by ky123

[WF4123]

Thanks. I tried it, but they're are all dat files after extraction.

[ky123]

1 hour ago, WF4123 said:

Thanks. I tried it, but they're are all dat files after extraction.

When you don't know the specific type and extension of a file, dat is just an alternative method. You need to use a hexadecimal editor to open it and understand the file type