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Street Fighter EX 3 (PS2) Reverse Enginering

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Hello all, fellow gamers and game hackers.
I am a big fan of Street Fighter EX serie, when I heard that Street Fighter EX 3 on PS2 had full debug symbols
I Immediately opened the SFEX3 PS2 executable on IDA PRO to verify that, and to my surprise all functions names are here. so I thought on the possibility to decompiling the game and port it to PC, that's how GTA3 was reverse engineered and decompiled.
so I am searching if anyone is interested or know some people that are interested in reverse engineering and porting SFEX3 to PC and other platform or at least help me extract 3D models and understand their format.


I dumped all SFEX3 functions names in a text file that I attached to this post so feel free to read it and comment out if you find anything familiar.

sfex3_functions_names.rar

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To extract the files from the PS2.DAT container, you first need to decrypt the XOR file called ARIKA.DAT. Then unpack all files from PS2.DAT. Some of the extracted files also contain other generic containers, so you’ll need to unpack those as well.

I made this tool to do that: it decrypts the XOR file and unpacks PS2.DAT and the containers inside it.

StreeFighterEx3-Decryptor-Multi-Unpacker.zip

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Some TGA files are upside down (strange things)

I´ve made this TGA Viewer for the game, helps someone the wants extract the textures.


sel_kao.png.8c5a3b684f7486311d4503a76285e2c5.png
pl0e.png.fe7acac348d05c1336005212197cfaa6.png
pl00.png.f63910b389dd2da90e80cf755a6f3e5d.png 

p00a03a.png.a597aba6c33059b0e51d557c90f22c89.png
 

 

TgaViewer.zip

Edited by Rabatini

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