Posted December 28, 200618 yr 1) The file extension for an iPod game is .ipg. 2) You can open an iPod game with WinRAR, it is several files compressed together. 3) When you open the iPod game file with WinRAR, the file "iTunesMetaData" contains the account e-mail address. 4) When you open the iPod game file with WinRAR, under the directory "Executables", the .bin.sinf file contains the person's name who purchased the game. 5) The games are stored under the iPod_Control\Games_RO folder on your iPod. 6) The game has to be put under a folder named the hex number of the game. This number can be located in the manifest.plist. Hex numbers for the folders: 12345 - Vortex 33333 - Texas Hold 'Em 44444 - Zuma 55555 - Bejeweled 66666 - Tetris 77777 - Mahjong 88888 - Mini Golf 99999 - Cubis 2 AAAAA - Pac-Man 50513 - Sudoku 50514 - Royal Solitaire In the sinf file, the from offset 472-end of file contains some information (about your iPod/computer?) and a list of games you have purchased prior to when you purchased that game. All that needs to be done to pirate an iPod game (making playable) is decoding the last bit of info in the sinf file. (Offset 472-E.O.F.) Anyone good at decoding?
December 28, 200618 yr here's some ways to put games on your ipod. I tried them out and they work flawlessly. http://forums.ipodhacks.com/archive/index.php/t-1290.html (don't know if it works for the new ipod, check ipodlinux.org to confirm) (This is for the old ipod) http://www.lifehacker.com/software/ipod/hack-attack-play-games-on-your-ipod-for-free-202414.php I have a link for the new video ipod but I'll jsut have to look around for it. I'll update you guys when I find it since most of you probably don't own an old ipod including ugly nerd.
