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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

Today I learned that Vice might be based on Riderman

https://streamable.com/shvwdf
Swordriver has sounds for a kyoryu combo. Revice books?

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Originally Posted by gashatfreak

Iiiiii~nteresting...

Also, frankly insulted that the video doesn't show what happens when you insert two 'books' instead; it's just one and three books. Also, what are those things? Magnets?

Is it possible to just take out the chip or whatever out of these toys and upload their contents onto a computer to see everything that's in them?

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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

Probably not. If it were that easy, I would have grabbed the voice lines they provided for the P-Bandai Rekka on the website and then played around with it. When I downloaded it, it wasn't a simple .mp3 or .ogg

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Originally Posted by gashatfreak

So you tried? Out of curiosity, what kind of file was it?

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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

It's a r.20 file, idk what's it about.

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Originally Posted by gashatfreak

Maybe try looking for programs that can open r.20 files. I don't know what it's about but a quick search shows me that there's a lot of programs that can open those things, most of them Windows only.

Is this file taken from the Swordriver?

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Originally Posted by TheRaizin

It's the one I took from the website. Assuming I read correctly, you're supposed to just put this in the Rekka SD Card.

Apparently, WavePad for Windows might have the ability to open up r.20 Files.
Otherwise, I wonder whether someone could take the Seiken Swordriver, dismantle it, take out the chips, and figure out cut content from them. Extraction of files from the Seiken Swordriver, crossed with using WavePad, could be able to find sounds directly from the Driver.