A stupid bug crept into the last release of Telltale Explorer that stopped the 4 newly supported games being opened. Its now fixed, many thanks to Afonso Campos for reporting it.

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I’ve just released a new version of Telltale Explorer. See the readme for the full list of changes but the highlights are:

• Added support for The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead Season Two, Tales from the Borderlands and Game of Thrones.
• Fixed the broken images in Poker Night 2 and later games – all images should now decode correctly.
• Added Lua script decompiling for the games released since The Wolf Among Us.
• Changed the appearance a little to make it easier to use
• Improved the autodetection of resources so all games should decode correctly again

While working on it I realised that Telltale Explorer is now more than 10 years old. The first version was made in 2006 and the fact that I’ve continued to update it for so long is preposterous and deeply scary. Originally it worked on the two games available  – Out From Boneville and Telltale Texas Holdem, it now supports 25 games and has some ridiculously complicated code just to deal with so many different versions and file formats. If I’d thought about it I could have released this version it as a ‘special anniversary edition’ or something. Oh well.

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It doesn’t seem like it, but its been a rather terrifying 5 years since the last release of USB Disk Ejector.

Version 1.3.0.4 adds an option to use the escape key to minimize the window, fixes problems with some rare drives that don’t have a mountpoint and stops compressing with UPX. The changes are described in more detail in the readme.

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3 days and 3 software updates. Enjoy this unusual productivity while it lasts.

Today I’ve released a new version of Telltale Speech Extractor. It adds support for Minecraft Story Mode Episodes 3-7, Game of Thrones Episode 6 and all episodes of The Walking Dead: Michonne.

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As requested, I’ve updated Telltale Music Extractor. This release adds support for Minecraft Story mode Episodes 6-8, The Walking Dead Michonne and Batman Episode 1.

I’ve tried to make it so that the unreleased episodes from Minecraft and Batman should work without needing an update of the program.

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I’ve just added support for Headlander to DoubleFine Explorer.

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I’ve just uploaded a new version of DoubleFine Explorer. It fixes a few issues with costumes in DOTT Remastered. The largest costumes are now decoded correctly and all costumes can now be saved as DDS images.

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It took a little longer than expected but today I’ve released a new version of DoubleFine Explorer with support for Day of the Tentacle Remastered.

I’ve added decoders for the images, costumes, fonts and audio so these can all be viewed/played and dumped.

The engine used in DOTT seems to be the ‘Remonkeyed engine’ that was used for the Monkey Island special editions. There are changes of course, particularly to how images are stored but much of it seems to be the same.

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Another update for Telltale Music Extractor. This release adds support for Game of Thrones episode 6 and fixes a bug that prevented dumping music from Minecraft episode 1. Many thanks to David Johnson (again) for his help identifying the issue.

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A quick update to DoubleFine Explorer today.

It now supports Massive Chalice, fixes a bug with the detection of audio files in Grim Remastered and searches multiple Steam libraries when autodetecting game locations.

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I’ve just uploaded a new version of Telltale Speech Extractor. It now supports Tales from the Borderlands Episodes 2-5, Game of Thrones Episodes 2-5 and Minecraft Story Mode Episodes 1 and 2. There’s a few extra voice files for Minecraft, see the readme for more information on that.

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I’ve also updated Telltale Music Extractor again to fix music dumping from .bank files – that’s the music used in Game of Thrones and Minecraft Story Mode. Its now much quicker and produces better quality audio.

I should also mention that it still requires a lot of space when dumping (at least 4GB) because it produces uncompressed wav files for some games. Many thanks to David Johnson and MrPowerGamerBR for their help in testing the previous wonky version and making me realise that I had to find a better solution.

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As promised, I’ve updated Telltale Music Extractor; it now supports Game of Thrones Episodes 2-5, Tales From The Borderlands Episodes 2-5 and Minecraft: Story Mode Episodes 1 and 2.

I’ve also fixed the problems with missing music in Game of Thrones. In practice this meant that I had to switch languages to C++ and write a custom .bank file dumper. This was a huge pain, but it does mean that all music is now dumped.

The complexity of the new dumping system may mean that I’ve made some mistakes so please let me know if you think its not dumping all the music from Game of Thrones or Minecraft. Also please be aware that dumping from these games requires a lot of space and takes a long time – the music is dumped as uncompressed wav’s and will take up at least 4GB of space. There are a few more things to watch out for, see the readme for more information.

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[Edit] – I know the dumping for Game of Thrones and Minecraft is still a bit wonky – I think I’ve found an even better way of dumping from these games but it’ll take a few days to test.

[Edit 2] – Fixed in the latest version.

Apparently people browse the internet on phones and tablets now and Google is downranking sites that aren’t optimized for mobile devices. Although this clashes with my nostalgic view of everyone using an Amiga 1200 and 33.6k modem I cant ignore Google rankings.

So here’s my new website; its responsive, mobile friendly and will probably make toast too if needed. Now that’s out of the way I’m going to get back to making software. I’ve been updating a number of my programs and will release new versions next week.

A small bug with dumping LAB files crept into yesterday’s version of DoubleFine Explorer. Its now fixed, many thanks to Thunderpeel for letting me know about the bug.

Download the fixed version here.

I’ve added support for Grim Fandango Remastered to DoubleFine Explorer. The original files can still be decoded with SCUMM Revisited, so in this release I’ve concentrated on adding support for the newer stuff introduced in the Remastered version. That mostly boils down to viewing/decoding/dumping the audio and images. The main features added to support Grim Remastered are:

• The .mcb files in MATERIALS.LAB are the new textures – these can all be viewed and batch saved.
• The music and voices as well as the new commentary audio can all be played back and batch saved.
• The concept art in IMAGES.LAB are just normal png images and can be viewed and saved.

This release uses VIMA decoding code from the legendary Jimmi Thøgersen (Serge), many thanks to him. Although its 15 years old, his most famous tool SCUMM Revisited 2 is still the goto tool for anything related to the SCUMM engine and it works with Grim Remastered.

Download DoubleFine Explorer here.