I already uninstalled that game, as it's so awful (though at least I got it to run properly under W98 thanks to a small "hack"), but if these are OGGs then any OGG unpacker should extract them.

I doubt companies that hate each other's guts (Rockstar/GTA <-> Reflections/Driver) would use each other's proprietary file formats.

I've found something to deal with IGI

http://www.extractor.ru/download_your.phtml#is_wav

Does anyone here know what the .rib files in Rockstar's game "Manhunt" are? I thought they were encrypted MP3s, same as the .adf files in GTA: Vice City, but Vicesimus and other ADF decrypters can't decode those .ribs...

I think these are some MIDI/note music files, but if they are, I have no idea what could read/convert them... One is from "Realms of the Haunting", another from "Alone in the Dark IV", and I'd love to identify this format and be able to read it..

I know that most of it consists of OGGs, like in Hitman II, and I extracted them, but there are about 110 MB of the OGGs in total, and the whole streams.wav is well over 200 MB in size. That leaves almost 100 MB of some other sound data, which looks compressed. I thought these were regular MP3s, but...

This always happens when I run MEC:

It's not a problem as such, since the program continues to run OK after that, but the error dialog always pops up whenever I run it, after the "Checking online status" message is displayed in its console.

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I was looking for support for these games in a number of utilities, but nothing seems to have it... so I thought I'd ask... The new game is "Conan"; the game itself is very bad, but it's supposed to have some new themes by Basil Poledouris who scored the "Conan" film, and that's ...