Hiya guys, I was thinking of making an English Patch for the ps2 game Sengoku Basara 2 Heroes. A Translation guide has already been written so it should be easier.

Aug 2, 2017 - Sengoku Basara 2: Heroes PS2 ISO atau yang juga dikenal dengan nama Sengoku Basara 2 Eiyuu Gaiden adalah game dengan genre.

I got mad edit for hex editing already, but the thing is, I don't know how to decrypt the ps2 files or find out where the game's language is located. Here are my files if they would help: Dummy, Basara20 and Icon IconG------------------------------------------------------>BasaraG and Icon Modules------------------------------------------------------------------------------They are all.IRX Files except for IORP300=Iso, The.IRX Files are named: CRI_ADXI CSE LIBSD MCMAN MCSERV MODHSYN MODMIDI MODMSIN PADMAN SDRDRV SIO2MAN. In AFS files obviously. It's a standard munge format.

Very few PS2 games do actually use it, though (unless it's just the extension and the content is not a standard afs at all). Heroes 3 wog download. PS2 doesn't use any encryption (unless game specific). Okay well there are many boxes with nothing inside, and thanks at least I have three files now. Munge Format, is that what format the game is in???!?!

Thanks for your help so far FFGriever Edit: Whoops Munge is just when two files are part of the same one. So with MadEdit I should just run around editing randomly???? Also are there any common writings used for JP language, maybe the Boxes Last edited by diegsmoran; at 04:03 PM. If you can't write your own tools, then use something like afs explorer (and hope the files are not compressed, encrypted or obfuscated in any way). Anyway, using hex editor to translate a game is like using a fork to eat soup - sure, you can do it if you're persistent enough, but everyone will treat you like a retard. Hex editor is a good tool to check the formats, understand them and reverse engineer (accompanied by disassembler when hex editor is not enough), but is hardly suited for the translation alone. Hmm maybe that's why so many views but not many people helping.

I really do appreciate the help ffgriever and I am praying with all hope as I t know for certain what your editing, you just playa round for a long, long, long time and I am very persistant so, well thanks and oh dear. I think your compression idea was right, inside the.AFS (1st file) are over 100 different files, some dummies, but many.ppk files and some.da files. Thanks for the help, I guess I'll start looking and keep you updated incase you can help me out more somehow, thanks again.