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> It looks like binwalk's in source code and I've no idea how I'd be able to use it in Windows at the moment. You can run binwalk on Windows...

The instructions required for a batch file to extract The Combatribes have been posted by Jack here: [https://milkchoco.info/archives/12189#comment-9371](https://milkchoco.info/archives/12189#comment-9371)

You can also use dat2bin to extract the ROMs. #138

Just changing the file extension to `.sfc` is enough to make the ROM playable. The ROM had a footer and header appended, they don't have any effect on the ROM...

IANAL, but shouldn't it be fine as long as the patch doesn't include any copyrighted material? Alternatively, what if you explain the modifications you made so that others can replicate...

> What is the command I have to use? `binwalk GameGBA_Doubledragonadvance_ddcollection2022_windows_x64_Release.dll -e` The resulting file with no file extension should have a size of 8MB. Split that one into two...

AtGames has some firmware updates on their support page. You can unzip those image files and extract the Atari ROMs from them.

@alhumbra Thank you for the heads-up, and incredible work by cowardice to extract The Punisher as well! Unfortunately, I don't know how to edit the code to submit a pull...

Hi, @alhumbra > Fork the project. > Edit the code of the forked project and submit a pull request to the original project. > If approved, it will be reflected...

Hi, @alhumbra It is not my intention to issue demands for new or additional code to be implemented, I am only trying to help spread the knowledge that's being shared...