• Turn a game image or package back into a folder (#469). Convert → What to make has a third
  choice, "A game folder". It takes any image Convert reads (.exfat, .ffpkg, .ffpfs,
  .ffpfsc) or a .pkg made with the default debug passcode (Convert's own packages, and fake
  packages from other tools when they used that passcode), wherever it is: this computer, a saved server or the PS5. It writes the game's
  files as a plain folder on this computer, empty folders and the package's icons included,
  checks them against the source, and only then gives the folder its name, so a stopped or failed
  run never leaves a folder that looks finished. A 125 GB exFAT image unpacked in 81 s, and a
  Minecraft package came back file-for-file equal however it was compressed. A retail package, or
  a fake one made with another passcode, can't be opened and is refused with that reason.