TomoAlien Member Level: 16 Posts: 33/45 EXP: 19433 For next: 823 Since: 12-27-10 Since last post: 8.4 years Last activity: 4.1 years	Posted on 06-12-11 06:36:41 PM (last edited by TomoAlien at 06-12-11 03:37 PM) Link | Quote
	You might try opening them with IrfanView or Paint Shop Pro, because they support a lot of esoteric image file formats. If that won't work, then you're pretty much screwed because a lot of DOS games use their own format for storing graphics.

MitchZer0 Porcupo You know, that person Level: 39 Posts: 155/319 EXP: 373086 For next: 31685 Since: 08-06-10 From: The darkness Since last post: 5.0 years Last activity: 3.7 years	Posted on 06-23-11 11:55:49 PM Link | Quote
	I would probably suggest opening the terrain editor (if you have it that is), get SNES sprites, study them pixel by pixel, and try to recreate them through the terrain editor. ____________________ [/post]