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One thing I really love about this game is how even though it's intentionally copying Grand Theft Auto's formula, unlike that series, it doesn't use existing pop culture songs (And don't tell me that this juggernaut of a series couldn't afford the rights to have existing pop culture songs in this game, because that's just ridiculous). Instead, it has its own entire soundtrack. And an excellent one at that.

And this goes for not just the missions or vehicle gameplay. Going on foot has its own tunes too! They play randomly, and only last a few seconds, hence why they are all compiled into their own individual music track. You might call that cheating, but when they're bundled together, the short tunes do seem to make a whole song if you listen real closely (One that almost entirely uses the tuba. Now that's difficult. X))

In fact, if you really imagine it, this could be the background music for a silent Looney Tunes / Disney cartoon! Try closing your eyes and imagine your own cartoon, whose movements rhythmically follow this song exactly.

...See what I mean?

- DEVELOPED BY: Radical Entertainment / Gracie Films / Fox Interactive
- PUBLISHED BY: Sierra Entertainment
- DISTRIBUTED BY: 20th Century Fox
- DIRECTED BY: Debi Laezman / Darren Evenson / Chris Mitchell / Joshua Mitchell / Jeff Plumbly / Sheik Sahib
- COMPOSED BY: David Newman / Danny Elfman
- PLATFORM/S: PlayStation 2 / Xbox / Nintendo GameCube / PC
- GENRE: Action-Adventure

- WHERE MUSIC PLAYS:
[GAMEPLAY] - Level 1 ~ Navigating on Foot