Tales of Destiny Director’s Cut Tools are hacking tools for the PS2 version of Tales of Destiny DC. It can be used for modding the game, searching for hidden content and creating fan translations.
The included tools are:
- [unpack/pack] BIN:
- [unmglk/mglk] MGLK:
- a) After activating command that “pack” files there will be new archive created (only for BIN).
- b) After activating “mglk” command there will be no new MGLK archive. It’ll be instantly made into MGLK which is specified in command line or in executive BAT file. I highly advice you to make a backup copy of original MGLK.
- c) While packing BIN or MGLK programm would understand only original names of unpacked files. Don’t change them.
- d) Pack - to pack files in BIN correctly you must place new files in folder called “NAME_FILES”. During packing the programm would automatically check every file located in “NAME_FILES” folder. Do not place subdirectories with new files into “NAME_FILES” folder, because this utility works directly with files located in “NAME_FILES” folder. “NAME” is an archive of the same name with the file you’d like to patch (DAT.BIN or MOV.BIN). For example, if you’d like to pack files into DAT.BIN, then you should name your folder “DAT_FILES”.
- e) MGLK - to pack files in MGLK correctly you must place new files in folder called “NAME”. During packing the programm would automatically check every file located in “NAME” folder. Do not place subdirectories with new files into “NAME” folder, because this utility works directly with files located in “NAME” folder. “NAME” - is an archive of the same name with the file you’d like to patch (13558.mglk & etc). For example, if you’d like to pack files into 13559.mglk, then you should name your folder ‘13559′.
unpacking and packing main archives BIN.
unpacking and packing containers of MGLK format.
Attention! Please read this before using this programm!
Tales of Destiny - Director's Cut. Release date: Jan 31st, 2008. Tales of Rebirth Playstation 2 (PSF2) Fatal Fury - Battle Archives Volume 1 Playstation 2 (PSF2). For Tales of Destiny: Director's Cut on the PlayStation 2, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Any english translation out there?' For Tales of Destiny: Director's Cut on the PlayStation 2, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Any english translation out there?' Here's a comparison of all Tales games' ports and (English) translations, either by official localization or fan translations.This guide also seeks to find the 'best' version of each game, or rather, provide enough information for you to make your subjective conclusions about which version to seek out. Let’s cut to the chase: The Tales of Destiny: Director’s Cut and Tales of Destiny 2 (PS2) projects have officially been resumed. That’s right–the hiatus ends NOW. What about Tales of Phantasia? Wasn’t it supposed to be released before ToD2 and ToD:DC came back into focus? Indeedthat was the plan.
Hideo Baba (馬場 英雄, Baba Hideo) is a Japanesevideo game producer and president of the game development company, Studio Istolia. He formerly worked at Namco Bandai Studios where he was hired by them before their merge to be primarily involved with the production of the Tales of video games.[1] He joined Namco in 2001.[2] From Tales of Innocence (2007), he was the brand manager and the producer of the Tales of video game series.
On February 21, 2017, Square Enix announced the formation of a new development studio, Studio Istolia, with Baba the president of the studio and producer of its first game Project Prelude Rune.[3] In April 2019 it was announced that Hideo Baba had resigned from Square Enix and Studio Istolia due to a change in management policies[4]
Games[edit]
- Death by Degrees [PS2] (January 27, 2005) — production manager
- Tales of Destiny [PS2] (November 30, 2006) — director
- Tales of Innocence [DS] (December 6, 2007) — producer
- Tales of Destiny - Director's Cut [PS2] (January 31, 2008) — producer
- Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World [Wii] (June 26, 2008) - production supervisor
- Tales of Vesperia [X360] (August 7, 2008) — brand manager
- Eternal Sonata [PS3] (September 18, 2008) — producer
- Tales of Hearts [DS] (December 18, 2008) — producer
- Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 [PSP] (January 29, 2009) — producer
- Tales of VS [PSP] (August 6, 2009) — producer
- Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow [DS] (October 8, 2009) — producer
- Tales of Graces [Wii] (December 10, 2009) — producer
- Tales of Graces F [PS3] (December 2, 2010) — producer
- Tales of Xillia [PS3] (September 8, 2011) — producer
- Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave [PSP] (February 2, 2012) — Special Thanks
- Tales of Xillia 2 [PS3] (November 1, 2012) — producer
- Tales of Zestiria [PS3] (2015) — producer
- Project Prelude Rune [PS4] (Cancelled) — producer
References[edit]
- ^'Tales of Xillia Director Hideo Baba on the Ever-Changing RPG Landscape from'. 1UP.com. Archived from the original on 2013-05-13. Retrieved 2013-08-18.
- ^'Bandai Namco News : Management'(PDF) (in Japanese). Bandainamco.co.jp. Retrieved 2013-08-18.
- ^'Square Enix announces new RPG 'Project Prelude Rune' from newly established Studio Istolia'. Gematsu. Retrieved 2017-02-21.
- ^'Former Tales Producer Hideo Baba Has Now Left Square Enix'. Kotaku. Retrieved 2019-04-07.
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