Image gallery in a game?

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.

[crait]

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.

[crait]

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.

[ace]

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).

[crait]

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?

[crait]

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?