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RE: What already-released games allow custom soundtracks? - Jul.-19th-2008 18:17:53

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every single one of my posts are spam

Don't beat yourself up. How would you know this thread is in the PS3 section?

Haha, that was hilarious :)

actually - it didnt really make much sense - IMO.

I read it for about two minutes trying to find the humour - then just gave up

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RE: What already-released games allow custom soundtracks? - Jul.-19th-2008 18:38:14

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huh, did that joke mean, that not every 360 game supports custom soundtracks? seriously don't understand you people.

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RE: What already-released games allow custom soundtracks? - Jul.-20th-2008 3:04:55

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The only one I've used it on is Stardust and I hate how it's implimented. It's annoying selecting what songs you want to use for one thing. You can't just select a playlist, you have to select a song individualy, the go through the whole process gain to add more songs. I'm not sure how to remove songs that you've added to the playlist, skip tracks from in the game, randomize the tracks in-game or even see what tracks you've selected already. It's kind of a poor system imo, but I guess it's better than nothing.
I'd say the best usage of custom soundtracks was in GTA on the original xbox.

Actually, you CAN play a playlist in SSHD using that, but you have to make one out of the game using the XMB.

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