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.BIN viewer?

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Tag3r

i wantz beef!
Does anyone have an offline program that can view .bin?
 
SkittyOnWailord

SkittyOnWailord

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Tag3r

i wantz beef!
Its the Super smash bros brawl snapshots you can take
 
SkittyOnWailord

SkittyOnWailord

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Tag3r said:
Its the Super smash bros brawl snapshots you can take
Click to expand...

Then you would need a program especially made for those ones. I remember hearing about a program for the SSBB snapshots back when it was only in Japan, but I don't know where to get it now.
 
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Frank The Bunny

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Pokemon_Veteran

Poké Sage
Any hex editor will do(NotePad++ has a good one), since everything on a computer is made of binary data, hence the extension .bin

That will let you view it,(probably not the way you want though)
 
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Wat.
Since he'll likely ask this since it's a similar question, i'll just stop in and say no, there is not a program for viewing the replay .bins, and there likely never will be.
 
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