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I found this :)

VER: Saddam Hussein - Custom Module, adapted by Don Adan/Wanted Team

And was kind of hoping that I could find Don or someone that might be able to tell me anything else about the ripped file format (music).

I'm trying to recreate this game, but I don't have the source and it's been some time :) So if anyone knows anything about how I shoved the music in there in the first place, that'd be helpful. I can get by without the info, but it'd be nice.

Thanks,
Shawn

Hi Shawn and welcome to EAB!

You could write an email to Don Adan via his contact information here : http://eab.abime.net/member.php?u=10838
However I think he'll see this thread soon enough :)

Ah, well, I did a search, but didn't think of _.:spin

If I remember right soundformat from Saddam Hussein game was used only
in this game. Here is the link to custom module source code:

http://wt.exotica.org.uk/customs.html

Perhaps I still have somewhere on my HD, original version of this rare game, but I don not have permission to spread this.

I wrote the game :) Thanks, I figured it out finally, using your hacked copy helped 'cause then at least I could see where the data was. (Yes, I did whatever was convenient and likely wasn't very standard). You'd be like 1 of a dozen people to buy a copy :) Unfortunately I don't have the source any more :( (Any "easy" way to decompile it on Windows?)

I find it very amusing that abime is using screenshots for the human authentication :)

Any way to convert the Amiga instruments from this to MIDI instruments?

I don't know, but if Amiga sample names are identical like MIDI samples then this is possible.

BTW. Do you made other Amiga games, except "Saddam Hussein" game?
Or maybe you know more rare Amiga games created in USA?

Sorry, only this one....

Any way to "rip" the music to MP3s? I attempted it using the emulator, but my results aren't very impressive :(.

Try to use DeliPlayer (available on www.exotica.org.uk) on PC. You can convert this custom to MP3 format.