Of course it was... nothing helped make the mayhem look like choreographed dance than having Beethoven on the background.thatonedude11 said:As a metalhead, I'm not too torn up by this decision, as the only worthwhile song on the metal station in SR3 was Strapping Young Lad's Love? (great song btw). Don't get me wrong, I would rather they got some better songs on there than remove the station entirely, but it really isn't a tragedy. At least they still have the classical station (I'm not being sarcastic, the classical station was awesome).
Unless you like your crime games with PC ports and less "SRS BUIZNESS". Then Rockstar says go fuck yourself.Adam Jensen said:In the mean time, save your money for GTA V. It's out in less than two months anyway.
it doesn't?? well i'm never going to play that game fuck volition and all their games!!soren7550 said:Aaaaaand the thread's done.shrekfan246 said:You could just listen to your own music.
Of course, I appear to be in the novel position of actually enjoying more than one genre of music, and therefore not feeling like I should spite a developer because of an extremely minor part of a game.
Seriously, this is very much a non-issue. It'd be like if I condemned SRtT because it didn't have a pigtail hairstyle with bangs.
...Kalezian said:shrekfan246 said:You could just listen to your own music.
Of course, I appear to be in the novel position of actually enjoying more than one genre of music, and therefore not feeling like I should spite a developer because of an extremely minor part of a game.
not sure about the PC version, but the only "your own music" station they had was one where you add or buy songs to it, rather than your 500 hours of pure musical orgasms that your MP3 player has.
What, like it works like actual in game music?Efrit_ said:You have the option to listen to your own music from the ps3 or Xbox, on foot or in the car. As for the guy saying they removed stuff? They were still putting things in about a month ago and only stopped due to having to bug test everything.