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We also have the entire list of credits, with every musician, band, and credit for each and every piece of music in the game. Make sure to come back every few days, as we'll post new features on different stations and sound features in the game. And finally, players hear 'informative' news flashes and police radio - keeping the player up to date with all the chaos and disorder in the city.ДЇrom the 'Maibatsu Monstrosity SUV' commercial to (which 'delivers little bundles of love directly to your door'), the car radio in itself is worth spending time listening to. Perhaps the coolest aspect of the radio is listening to the Talk Radio show. There are 10 DJs parodying a wide mix of contemporary and classic radio. That's an insane amount of music.Д®ach station specializes in a particular kind of music that spans classical, hip hop, reggae, and is broken up with loads of hilarious commercials and jingles in between. If you carjack Marie (the old Italian woman) while she's listening to Double Cleff FM you can retune to any of nine different radio stations, broadcasting over five hours of music consisting of around 50 songs. Every car you carjack will be tuned to one of Liberty City's local radio stations broadcasting 24 hours, seven days a week. Every character in Liberty City has a favorite radio station that they listen to when in their car. In Grand Theft Auto, players can carjack any vehicle on the street, and once they're in the driver's seat, they can then select any music station, thanks to that incredible concept called the radio. The biggest difference between this game and any other, however, is that you can choose from a huge array of music instantly. You see, apart from the first Wipeout, the music selection and production in GTA3 is nearly unprecedented.

It's quite cool to know that you're that the videogame you show off to your friends has an incredible cool vibe to it. Everything from radio stations in cars, to collisions, in-game speech, car sounds, weapons, and weather effects were researched and implemented carefully and thoughtfully. The 3D audio system is dynamic, wherein all sounds are referenced and scaled from the player's perspective. It sounds better, and has more of an effect on the way you hear the game and you feel about it.ДЄccording to Rockstar's COO Terry Donovan, the sound design for Grand Theft Auto 3 was approached as if it were a movie.

Anyone who played Grand Theft Auto I or II knows they always have, but now, with better technology and more space to store music, the sound in Rockstar's flagship game for the holiday season has come together in a cohesive, intelligent fashion.

#Gta 3 o mio babbino caro series#

Impressed as we are with Grand Theft Auto III's music, Rockstar isn't new to making the music in this series spectacular. It's kind of like putting the drummer up near the front of the band, not hidden in the back, and just like in Elvin Jones' Jazz Machine, it works wonders. But still, we'd go so far to say that the music in Grand Theft Auto III is as integral to the game as any other aspect, only it's more than apparent. It's not too much of a surprise, given most of them once worked in the music industry. With a few exceptions, such as with the folks who created the music for Medal of Honor, Spyro the Dragon, and Grand Theft Auto I and II, game-making musicians have to make due with what they're given.ДЄpparently Rockstar has given the idea of game music many, many hours of thought. They're rushed, they have less time and disc space than anyone else, and they usually don't get much attention. When it comes to videogame sound, the guys who make the sound effects and music almost always get the short end of the stick.