Test Drive DLC bundled together for PC

By Robert Purchese Published 17 April, 2008

One Megapack to rule them all.

Atari has finally gotten around to bundling all of the Test Drive Unlimited Xbox 360 downloadable content together for PC.

The bulging Megapack is available on Metaboli for GBP 9.99 / EUR 14.99. It includes 46 shiny cars and one lonely motorbike. This is better value for money than the separate packs on Live Marketplace, assuming you want the full bananas.

"We're very pleased to now be able to bring these fantastic vehicles to players of the PC version of Test Drive Unlimited and we really want to thank the PC community for their patience," said David Nadal, boss of Eden Games.

The machines are altogether a better class of car than a Ford Fiesta. Our favourites are a bizarre creation called an Edonis that looks like it could turn into a robot, and the Holden Efijy Concept that is simply bonkers.

See below for the full list of cars. Or pop over to the official Test Drive Unlimited website to get hold of the pack.

  • Alfa Brera
  • Audi RS4 quattro Saloon
  • Audi S6
  • Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 coupe
  • Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Roadster
  • Dino 246 GT
  • Dodge Challenger RT
  • Dodge Charger Super Bee
  • Dodge Viper SRT-10 coupe
  • Edonis
  • Ferrari 250 GTO
  • Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalvole
  • Ferrari 512 TR
  • Ferrari 612 Scaglietti
  • Ferrari Challenge Stradale
  • Ferrari F40
  • GM (Cadillac) Cien Concept
  • GM (Cadillac) CTS-V
  • GM (Chevrolet) Corvette C1 1957
  • GM (Chevrolet) Corvette C6 Convertible
  • GM (Chevrolet) Corvette Stingray Convertible 1971
  • GM (Saturn) Curve Concept
  • Holden Efigy Concept
  • Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R
  • Koenigsegg CCR
  • Lamborghini Countach 25th anniversary
  • Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe
  • Lamborghini Murciélago Roadster
  • Lexus GS 450h
  • Lexus IS 350
  • Lexus LS 460 L
  • Lexus LS 600h L
  • Lexus SC 430
  • McLaren F1 GT
  • McLaren F1 LM
  • Mercedes CL CLK GTR
  • Nissan Skyline GTR R34
  • Noble M400
  • Pagani Zonda C12S Roadster
  • RUF RGT
  • RUF RK Spyder
  • RUF Rt 12
  • RUF Rturbo
  • Spyker C8 Spyder
  • Spyker C8 Spyder T
  • TVR T440R
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Comments (9) Latest comment 4 years ago

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  • jaywalker3010 Verified Mastering Manager, Square Enix #1 4 years ago

    Ahh test drive.. i used to LOVE this product back in the 90's.. That voice going "Accolade presents........"

  • Ryze #2 4 years ago

    Advert.

    I thought the PC version was a bug-ridden pile of wank. No?

    Review? PSP review?

  • Ryze #3 4 years ago

    The MD version of TD2 said:

    "Ballistic Presents", in a big gruff voice.

    I loved the Mac version though.

  • Tricky2050 #4 4 years ago

    This game would be so much better if they would just release a bloody patch to fix it rather than releasing these packs. Its still a good game but it could be a great one

  • dacicus #5 4 years ago

    The so-called Megapack for PC contains only 5 of the 6 DLCs packs delivered on the X Box 360.
    Indeed, the PC version was the most problematic and most of the customers are waiting for a new patch rather than waiting for carpacks. Hopefully they'll release a new patch, but knowing Atari, that will happen somewhere between fall 2008 and never.
    The PSP version of TDU was relatively well received by most of the american reviewers. The PS2 version it's pretty much the same as the PSP version. The minus on those two versions of TDU is the fact that you won't get the motorcycles, a rather big number of cars(around 20) and the character customization. Also you won't get the missions(hitchhikers, models, car delivery and delivery). The PSP and PS2 version has the clubs where you can win some cars and free upgrades. The XBox360 version is pretty much the same as the PC version, but with over 50 cars added. Lucky bastards...And yes, no bugs allowed on XBox360 version.

  • WinterSnowblind #6 4 years ago

    I tried hard to like this game, it seemed like a great idea. But the cars handled so badly I just couldn't get into it. I heard they do handle better in the actual game, but I've never cared to waste my money to find out.

  • Byzanite #7 4 years ago

    But the cars handled so badly I just couldn't get into it. I heard they do handle better in the actual game
    **Confused**

    TDU is a great game on the 360, its a shame the PC port was so wank.

  • mkreku #8 4 years ago

    Huh, I loved the PC version.. odd.

  • Fitzmogwai #9 4 years ago

    I loved the PC version too (well, it's the only one I've played).

    Good news about the new DLC, bad news about the price of it, but my belief is that you're more likely to have a bug-free version of TDU2 playable on an EeePC than Atari ever getting round to releasing a second patch for TDU.