Driver Madness

The ToWAV.Tool has been release in an updated version. Now it can read all the *.XA-Files in the "music" folder.

Download: http://www.ctpax-x.ru/index.php?goto=files&down=24
(the download link is next to the floppy symbol).

cool... thanks for the heads up
Good thing I still brought dpl with me on this holiday, now I can check this out.
We just need to work out how we can import the music into the file rather than extracting it from the file.

Hmm, I went through all the files and a lot of songs are missing. If you look at the numbers of the *.XA files. There must be 92 tracks, but there are only 57 tracks. In the DPL list are over 70 songs. Example: Express Yourself by Charles Wright isn't there. So Reflections cut out a lot of tracks in the PC version. I thought a port is a complete transfer of a game from one system to another. But this is only a half port...now I know why the game was so cheap...

JAY wrote:Hmm, I went through all the files and a lot of songs are missing. If you look at the numbers of the *.XA files. There must be 92 tracks, but there are only 57 tracks. In the DPL list are over 70 songs. Example: Express Yourself by Charles Wright isn't there. So Reflections cut out a lot of tracks in the PC version. I thought a port is a complete transfer of a game from one system to another. But this is only a half port...now I know why the game was so cheap...

What?! Express Yourself wasnt there? thats like the best song in tha whole game! Othere than the NWA rap remix of it...

Hey, does anyone know the name of the song in the file "63.XA"? Thanks!

EDIT: And "71.XA", please...? Thanks again!

It was Ubisoft Barcelona that did the Wii and PC ports. not Reflections.

Maybe Ubisoft couldn't get the rights for some of the songs. Or maybe they were too expensive.

rofl, I was the track before 63.xa when I read zotons post.
Unfortuannatly I have no idea what the names to most of the songs are, but I wish to work out all their names "one way or another".

That's the name of one of the songs in there

I think I'll make a post asking for all the different names for all the different songs.

Steinng wrote:It was Ubisoft Barcelona that did the Wii and PC ports. not Reflections.

Maybe Ubisoft couldn't get the rights for some of the songs. Or maybe they were too expensive.

No, just the Wii port. The PC port is from Reflections.

I found out many song names, but not all. Here is what I found out so long:

1978

1. Blondie - One Way Or Another
2. -
3. -
4. Maceo And the Macks - Cross The Track
12. The Wrecking Crew - Bump And Boogie
13. Funkadelic - I'll Bet You
14. The Soul Searchers - Bustin' Loose
15. Billy (Sugar Billy) - I Got Some
16. Savoy Brown - I'm Tired
18. Billy Preston - Outta Space
19. The Pazant Brothers & The Beaufort Express - Loose And Juicy
20. WAR - Lowrider
21. -
22. Iggy Pop - Neighborhood Threat
23. -
24. The Temptations - Papa Was A Rolling Stone
25. The Strangler - Peaches
29. Roy Ayers - Running Away
32. Davied Bowie - Suffragate City
33. Labi Siffre - The Vulture
34. Marvin Gaye - Troubled Man
36. Ubisoft Reflections - Come And Get It
37. -
38. -
39. -
40. -
41. Jonny "Hammond" Smith - Shifting Gears
43. -

2006

54. -
59. -
60. Kaiser Chiefs - Oh My God
61. Queen Adreena - Racing Towards The Sun
62. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Seilings (btw: great song)
63. -
64. -
65. The Vacation - White Noise
66. -
68. -
69. Libretto and Lifesavas - Volume
71. -
72. -
73. Ubisoft Reflections - My DJ Is A Driver
74. Ubisoft Reflections - Rolling Around Big City Streets
75. -
76. -
77. -
82. Dr. Rubberfunk Feat. Mr. Guder + The Quincy Sparks - The Cookie
83. -

Exclusive Tracks

84. Public Enemy - Now What You Gon Due
85. Public Enem - Narcistic Fix
86. Arthur Baker - Everybody
87. Grandmaster Flash - You Will Pay
88. Grandmaster Flash - Get Out Of My Way
89. Suicied - Pop The Blue
90. Paul Oakenfold - Addicted To Speed
91. Audio Bullys - Rock Till I'm Rollin'
92. Lifesavas - Driver

thanks for the list, I'll listen to all the songs again to see if I can add anything to your list!

64 - The Cookie - Dr. Rubberfunk