Interesting.
I took some time to extract the files from the original disk (I did not totally believe in this cracked version, that's why I asked Denis for a double check).
And there is some difference:
- files 4b, 36, 64, 72, 85 have few different bytes;
- file a1 is really file 97 (and on this I would have bet since the game does not use 81 tracks);
- 9e is really file 94 (another easy bet because cylinder 79 is the "protection", a simple low/upper tracks unbalanced written bitcells speed check).
So cracked files 94 and 99, the Degas 32066 bytes PI1 files with zero-forced header color data, are not used (anyway they contain garbage).
Where did those files come from? A different version of the original disk? A prerelease? An error in data extraction?
Attached md5 from original files.
[EDIT:]
Buried somewhere there are also original Amiga files names,
in sector position order, so is simple to reassociate.
Code:
bstrider.prg
graphics/amsht1b.pc1
graphics/amsht2b.pc1
graphics/amsht3b.pc1
graphics/border.pc1
graphics/amsht6b.pc1
graphics/amdsht1a.pc1
graphics/chr1.cr
graphics/map1.chr
graphics/level1.tab
graphics/dsheet2a.pc1
graphics/chr2.cr
graphics/map2.chr
graphics/level2.tab
graphics/dsheet3a.pc1
graphics/chr3.cr
graphics/map3.chr
graphics/level3.tab
graphics/dsheet4a.pc1
graphics/chr4.cr
graphics/map4.chr
graphics/level4.tab
graphics/dsheet5a.pc1
graphics/chr5.cr
graphics/map5.chr
graphics/level5.tab
graphics/title.pc1
graphics/panel.dta