True Crime's Soundtrack .

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16 Oct 2003, 01:32 AM
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True Crime's Soundtrack .

1. Dance With Me - Snoop Dogg
2. True Crime Remix (Young West Edition) - The Game, Young Dre, Bishop, & Sixx John
3. Terrorist Threat - Westside Connection
4. Don't Fight The Pimpin' - Suga Free - DJ Quik
5. I'll Do Anything - Damizza, N.U.N.E.
6. We Came Here To Ride - Warren G. Feat RBX
7. Drinks in the Air - Hollywood (Unique, J'Nel, Swoop)
8. Hollywood - Bizzy Bone
9. Thug Night (Let Me See Something) - Jayo Felony
10. We Don't Stop/Soulstar
11. Do Time - Pomona City Rydaz, Lil ½ Dead
12. Legends - Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. and Battlecat
13. Don't Do Tha Crime (Trailer Theme) Kam feat. Cavie & Above the Law
14. They Don't Know - Dee Dimes Feat. Bigg Swoop
15. G'z Moving - Big Tray Deee, feat. Pomona City Rydaz
16. Flow - Sly Boogy
17. How We Live - Lil ½ Dead, Showtime, Kontroversy & Quicktomac
18. Roll Wit Me - Young Billionaires
19. Cali Folks - Stylistik
20. Get It Craccin' - Lil' Eazy-E

http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/adventu...s_6076913.html

%100 rap. Bah.

I'd don't mind rap at all, but some variety would have been nice.
16 Oct 2003, 01:33 AM
Diff-chan

Korian will be all over this.
16 Oct 2003, 01:34 AM
Astral

Meh......

If the Xbox one doesnt have custom soundtrack, i dont care how good TC is im not buying. =/
16 Oct 2003, 02:16 AM
cka

So this "True Crime: Streets of LA" game is now a thug simulator, is it?
16 Oct 2003, 02:17 AM
Tracer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Astral

Meh......

If the Xbox one doesnt have custom soundtrack, i dont care how good TC is im not buying. =/

You've got that right.
16 Oct 2003, 02:43 AM
NeoZeedeater

Damn, this sucks. At least with GTA, I can always change the station. Like has been said, I hope the Xbox version has a custom soundtrack option.

Of course the game still might end up sucking anyway. I didn't buy that OPM with the demo. Does the game seem like it will turn out good?
16 Oct 2003, 02:45 AM
AaronChance

There's an interview on Team Xbox that confirms custom soundtracks. I wonder if this will help boost sales of the xbox version because the game's soundtrack is one of the worst ever. Bleh x100

I still have a funny feeling that this game is going to be a complete waste, but I'll remain hopeful that it'll turn out all right and not see the lame soundtrack as a sign of other poor decisions.
16 Oct 2003, 03:23 AM
Saint of Killers

That's just the soundtrack CD. The game may have more songs. Although the list doesn't bode well.

Besides, if it turns out good, I was gonna buy the Xbox version anyway.
16 Oct 2003, 03:48 AM
NoFace

After playing the demo, my interest in the game dropped to zero anyway. It was pretty shitty. Having one rap song play over and over for the demo where the dude says the name of the game over was extra shitty... a whole game's worth sounds... super-duper shitty.

Pass.
16 Oct 2003, 04:56 AM
James

The EB tape loop says it's about 75% rap, if I remember right. I didn't much care about the game before but now I won't play it at all. Rap/Hip Hop exists primarily to cause my ears to bleed.

James
16 Oct 2003, 05:08 AM
Xero_Kaiser

well I'm not gonna roll over and start crying and refuse to buy the game because there's rap in it

lord, you'd think that rock and techno were the only kinds of music allowed in video games
16 Oct 2003, 05:37 AM
PKBMax

What's wrong with good old fashioned videogame music?

This liscensing nonsense has really gotten out of control. At least GTA did it gracefully and mixed it with a lot of humor.
16 Oct 2003, 07:30 AM
AaronChance

Quote:

Originally Posted by PBMax

What's wrong with good old fashioned videogame music?

This liscensing nonsense has really gotten out of control. At least GTA did it gracefully and mixed it with a lot of humor.

GTA3 did it brilliantly by allowing the player a quick and easy choice of musical styles to choose from. Also the upcoming xbox port will support creating your own station. Too bad I already have the PC version.
16 Oct 2003, 11:26 AM
Despair

Well, Variety ST would have been better, for sure. But oh well. I am still interested in the game :)
16 Oct 2003, 11:46 AM
Astral

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xero_Kaiser

well I'm not gonna roll over and start crying and refuse to buy the game because there's rap in it

lord, you'd think that rock and techno were the only kinds of music allowed in video games

Music is that important it sets the mood. I can tolerate some weird music choices for some games where it fits well, but in a game like this i want to drive around and kill and shoot stuff to metal music i like, it feels right to me. If i have to play it to rap im more than likely not gonna get into the game. GTA had veriety and and least, something pretty much for most people in there. Hell im gonna pick up GTA for Xbox again to just to play it to my stuff.

No one hear is crying because it has rap, its just now more of an indiffrence to the game rather than a desire to buy it.

Lord, heaven forbid people should be indiffent towards a game becuse it has something they dont care for or missing a feature. :rolleyes:
16 Oct 2003, 12:35 PM
FirstBlood

Looks like i'll be turning the music down, and the stereo up...
16 Oct 2003, 06:24 PM
Xero_Kaiser

Quote:

Originally Posted by Astral

Music is that important it sets the mood. I can tolerate some weird music choices for some games where it fits well,

this isn't a weird music choice for this type of game, it fits fine

Quote:

No one hear is crying because it has rap

"the game's soundtrack is one of the worst ever"
"i dont care how good TC is im not buying. =/"
16 Oct 2003, 06:58 PM
Adman

The thing is, liking this game shouldn't require the person to have to like rap if they want to listen to the in game music. They surely could've put in more variety, GTA style.

Music isn't what makes a game good, but it can make a big difference when you have to turn the music completely off to enjoy playing the game.
16 Oct 2003, 07:17 PM
Xero_Kaiser

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adman

The thing is, liking this game shouldn't require the person to have to like rap if they want to listen to the in game music. They surely could've put in more variety, GTA style.
.

gimme a break. the same thing applies to every game that doesn't have custom soundtracks (i.e. damn near all of them)

liking guilty gear shouldn't require the person to have to like rock if they listen to the in game music, but it does. liking disgaea shouldn't require the person to have to like it's style of music if they listen to the in game music, but it does. very few games make the effort to put in music tracks that cater to everyone's taste, why is it only an issue here?
16 Oct 2003, 07:46 PM
sphere79

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xero_Kaiser

liking guilty gear shouldn't require the person to have to like rock if they listen to the in game music, but it does. liking disgaea shouldn't require the person to have to like it's style of music if they listen to the in game music, but it does.

But do those game's styles of music expand beyond pointless violence and braggadocio? Rap today is filled with talentless, unoriginal "artists" and therefore drags the game down with it by including nothing BUT rap.

Uh oh, am I going to have to sit through a disertation on the talents and merits of "Big Tray Deee", "Suga Free", "Jayo Felony" and the "Pomona City Rydaz"?!
16 Oct 2003, 08:46 PM
skullkid

There's only one thing that I hate it's a bunch of crap, I I I hate rap. Ra-a-ap is crap.
16 Oct 2003, 09:25 PM
Astral

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xero_Kaiser

this isn't a weird music choice for this type of game, it fits fine

"the game's soundtrack is one of the worst ever"
"i dont care how good TC is im not buying. =/"

Fair enough the music does fit, but rap will still turn me off thats all im saying. im over rap music, thats all.

And if those comments equate to "crying". So does this

"lord, you'd think that rock and techno were the only kinds of music allowed in video games"
16 Oct 2003, 09:31 PM
Jeremy

Well, I can tolerate rap in games in small doses, but da-yum is that way too much rap. The lack of variety is the killer in it all. Xbox version here I come.
16 Oct 2003, 09:43 PM
bahn

wooo. Calvin & Hobbes!!! LOOK OUT, topic derail! @_@

*looks at Tracer*

...sorry.
16 Oct 2003, 11:30 PM
frostwolf ex

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ammadeau

There's an interview on Team Xbox that confirms custom soundtracks. I wonder if this will help boost sales of the xbox version because the game's soundtrack is one of the worst ever. Bleh x100

gc sales-1
box sales+1
..maybe, i will have to check out how the hand to hand is done.but this is where the box shines, with custom soundtracks, you are never again at the mercy of (c)rap music. time to get "empire" in cd form.
hell, i would listen to para para before that trash
16 Oct 2003, 11:46 PM
Will

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xero_Kaiser

gimme a break. the same thing applies to every game that doesn't have custom soundtracks (i.e. damn near all of them)

liking guilty gear shouldn't require the person to have to like rock if they listen to the in game music, but it does. liking disgaea shouldn't require the person to have to like it's style of music if they listen to the in game music, but it does. very few games make the effort to put in music tracks that cater to everyone's taste, why is it only an issue here?

I like some rap myself but I dunno why the game has to have all rap soundtrack. I'm still interested in the game since I liked what I played of the demo but I was hoping more diversity in music than one type. I mean, yeah it would fit some because the California setting can mesh with the music in urban areas but it doesn't exactly fit the game like a glove.

With Guilty Gear it was its charm since the creators are such rock fans that they even integrated it into the designs.

But hey whatever, if it gets some good reviews I probably won't mind that much. Plus it was delayed which could mean more polishing.
17 Oct 2003, 01:57 AM
johnk_

i'd have to actually hear it before i judge it.

rap or no rap.
17 Oct 2003, 02:06 AM
MechDeus

If the music fits then I don't rightly care what it is. I was planning on getting the XBox version anyway so if there's a custom soundtrack option maybe I'll toss some extra stuff in if I get bored of their selection. I see no problem.