Brewology

For the game Bleach Heat the Soul 5 there is an image gallery. Some of the pictures in there I'd really want to have on my computer so I can use them for my other gaming consoles. Is there a way to open up the game on my computer and find the image file? For the DS there is DSlazy and DSBuff, both of which can open up a NDS ROM to see it's .bin, .prx, etc files in it.

Connect the PSP with the UMD in it to the PC and change the reading from Memory Stick to UMD.
Then, there'll be 1 ISO file, open it with WinRAR and check around in the folders, you'll probably find it really quick.

It's a CSO in my Memory Stick, not the actual UMD.

Duplicate the file onto your computer and expand it into an ISO then do that.
I don't know what program expands CSO files though.

UMDGEN v4 can.

There was a program that sounded similar to that which looked like you couldn't put up links for download. Is this it? Or am I being delusional again?

Alright I've popped it open with UMDGen. However, the inner files aren't obvious like DS games. Also, there are some file extensions I haven't even seen before. Would anyone know what kind of file extension the images in the image gallery would have? It sure ain't a usual kind of IMG file (it might even be compressed, which would suck).

They probably would be .PNG's. Keep browsing through there.

The only PNGs are the same ones that are in my SAV. I think I might have found it though. The file extension is .fpk. Anyone know what that is?

I found what is. It's an old file extension from Adobe and Jet Works (think that's the name). So, now the question is: Are there any .fpk openers/viewers? Or can someone brew one up?

http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/designer/
Heh, got an extra 400 bucks laying around?

You have got to be s**tting me. This is the only thing that can open it? Can I get some confirmation of it?