Restoring Rollcage Stage II's original soundtrack ...

[NN198X]

So, Codemonkey has been great enough to release a fixed version of RCII onto his website, and everything works absolutely flawlessly and I'm very thankful for that! (You've done a great service to this community, thank you!) however, naturally the game doesn't contain the original licensed soundtrack, which is completely reasonable and fine given the circumstances. Music licenses expire, and Codemonkey put in a great substitute.

However, I would love to be able to use my rips of the game's soundtrack (from my own PS1 copy, so it's not illegal or anything :P) to restore back into the fixed PC release of the game.

Converting the .mp3's to .ogg and pasting them into the soundtrack folder is an easy process, but they're not playing in the original order, and the only way for me to fix that would be to go ingame, write down what track is playing on what level and attach the appropriate number to that track. It'd be a very long process, so naturally I'm wondering if anybody has done this before I go off and do it myself!

TL;DR - I want to put the original OST back into Rollcage Stage II, but I need to know what order the songs must be in. If anybody knows, that would be a great help!


So far I have ...

E-Z Rollers - Breakbeat Generation (Main Menu Theme) > 05 - Snar Nation.ogg

[potterman28wxcv]

I don't remember the track order, but I do remember which song goes for which situation. I have played the PC version of Rollcage Stage 2 long enough :)

For the circuits, you have all the tracks here with the picture of their belonging circuit.
It's a youtube playlist

The unknown.wav seems to be some kind of easter egg music ?

Breakbeat generation is the music of the Rollcage Stage 2 intro cutscene. I don't think it appears anywhere else in the game.

The music of the menu is the same music than the Leviathan series of tracks.

The EZ Rollers - Soundclash ; honestly I don't remember hearing that on Rollcage Stage 2 for PC..

PS : If you want to have your own set of musics with their playlist.m3u (so you can configure the track order and stuff without replacing every file one by one),
you can read in How to play your own music with Redux version 1.1.6+ and Extreme what to do.

[codemonkey]

There's a cheat code for this, to play the PSX track numbers instead of the PC track numbers, in an announcement somewhere just before Christmas. You'll also need the PSX CD tracks saved as ogg files, which I have somewhere if the announcement doesn't explicitly reference them (I think it points to my web server).

[codemonkey]

here ya go

[NN198X]

Originally posted by codemonkey:

here ya go

Thank you! Helped a lot (Also saved a whole bunch of time that I would've wasted, since my original idea wouldn't have worked, lol)