When you are presented with a document that has a ".bin" file extension, it is a MacBinary file. Designed to preserve the resource and data forks of a Classic Mac OS binary package, MacBinary provides ...
Are you sure that game it is for Windows? Usually, AFAIK, "*.bin" files are self extracting files, but for Linux/Unix. .bin can also be a MacBinary file (a file encoded on a Mac that encodes the ...
What's supposed to be in the files? .bin files could be anything. Disc images are sometimes distributed as .bin/.cue file combos so if that's the case you'd need to burn, mount or extract the image. I ...
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