This week, the head of Nightdive Studios responded to a popular tweet in a way that hints at what retro remasters the company could currently have in development. Now we have a slightly better idea of which games the company might refresh next thanks to a viral tweet.
Next there is a list of known formats and their purpose: ExtensionĬontains all the game files in a packed wayĬontains an animated multi-directional spriteĬontains a MIDI song (it's a MIDI format 2 based file)Ĭontains a sound (it's a Creative Voice Sound file)Ĭontains a textual description of the geometry of a levelĬontains a LucasFilm DataFile? It usually contains backgrounds and moviesĬontains a textual description of the objects of a levelĬontains settings or saved state (DARKPILO.CFG, JEDI.Something to look forward to: Nightdive Studios has gained a reputation for remastering classic first-person shooters and has no intentions of stopping soon. are more challenging because they're binary and they're not known formats like. Star Wars: Dark Forces uses a series of custom file formats, some of these files are really easy to parse, mainly because they're text-based file formats but others, like sprites, bitmaps, sounds, etc. To reimplement Dark Forces I've been doing some reverse engineering of DARK.EXE and doing a lot of speculation on how the engine It is a work in progres so there are a lot of
This is a reimplementation or remake of the 1996 classic Star Wars: Dark Forces.
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