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[PS2] NHL 2001 (EA Sports, 2000) - MPC Video File

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Here's a video file from EA Sports' NHL 2001 on the PlayStation 2, in the MPC format, which contains the EA Sports logo, as far as I know. I'd have put in the file called "INTRO.MPC", which is the file for the game's intro, but that would be too big for the site to handle.

 

I suspect the format is similar to, if not identical to, the .mad format seen on the Windows version. If there's any way I can modify the file and still have it play, that would be great, as one plan I have was to make a mod that imagines how NHL 2000 would look if it were on a 6th generation console (which would have been the Dreamcast, but EA skipped that console entirely, so that's why I'm using the PS2 version of 2001 as a base.)

EALOGO4.zip

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But I feel like I'd need to make it myself, since all I see is the code. But neither Notepad nor Notepad++ are capable of creating the file.

On 3/4/2025 at 9:56 PM, Jlnhlfan said:

But I feel like I'd need to make it myself, since all I see is the code. But neither Notepad nor Notepad++ are capable of creating the file.

Save as .bms, open with QuickBMS, select input, select output directory. Best to have a folder with QuickBMS somewhere on C:\  and open .bms files with quickbms.exe by default.

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