chdman createcd -i "Panzer_Dragoon.cue" -o "Panzer_Dragoon.chd" To convert an entire library, use a script. For Windows:

chdman createcd -i "input.cue" -o "output.chd" For example:

for /r %i in (*.cue) do chdman createcd -i "%i" -o "%~ni.chd" This converts every .cue file in the current directory and subdirectories to .chd . Test the CHD in your emulator before deleting the original BIN/CUE. Most emulators will load it as if it were a physical disc.

For decades, the Sega Saturn has stood as an enigma in gaming history. Despite its commercial struggles in the West, its library is now celebrated for deep 2D fighters, cult-classic RPGs, and arcade-perfect ports. However, preserving and playing these games in the modern era comes with a unique set of challenges. Enter the CHD (Compressed Hunks of Data) format.

And as always—respect the developers, buy original copies when you can, and enjoy these 32-bit masterpieces the way they were meant to be played: flawlessly preserved, forever. Have questions about specific CHD conversions? Emulator settings? Drop a comment below (or join the Saturn emulation Discord). Happy gaming!