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Luckily there's finally a workaround for the .xwc files! I was able to deconstruct the compiled sounds (between a hex editor and writing a small interpreter) which resulted in being able to recreate the source for all audio in the game. Using this, new sounds can be added and compiled back to .xwc easily. These recreated source files are also on the ModDB download page.
Still, I know it was not the fault of the developers which created a game which aged nicely over all those years and is still fun to play and with an amazing soundtrack.
A pity there were not more games from that winner team.
It's too bad the game's become disconnected from the original developers, I've enjoyed the other titles that they released using this engine as well. (Knights of the Temple, both Riddicks, The Darkness, and Syndicate.)
There are tons of movies which come to mind which were at least good for an excellent soundtrack even the film was often enough modest to awful.