Post by Klark on Apr 1, 2007 18:32:47 GMT -5
For anyone who's played the Grand Theft Auto games, you're aware of the car radio as you get into cars. There are an excellent slew of channels with which to pick the kind of music you'd like to listen to while you're driving around and causing mayhem. Well, I discovered something on my PSP version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
It's called Rockstar Custom Tracks. What you do is download the program called Rockstar Custom Tracks onto your computer. You place in there the music you'd like to listen to and then hook up your PSP via the USB port. You download what it tells you to download and then when you start into your game of Vice City Stories, you enter your options. Go to where the audio options are and turn on the Rockstar Custom Track option. Viola! You're listening to music that you actually store on your memory stick instead of those preset stations! Pretty sweet, huh?
I discovered the option in my audio options and decided to research what the hell it was. Turns out to be a pretty sweet little add-on to the portable Grand Theft Auto series. YAY! ;D
It's called Rockstar Custom Tracks. What you do is download the program called Rockstar Custom Tracks onto your computer. You place in there the music you'd like to listen to and then hook up your PSP via the USB port. You download what it tells you to download and then when you start into your game of Vice City Stories, you enter your options. Go to where the audio options are and turn on the Rockstar Custom Track option. Viola! You're listening to music that you actually store on your memory stick instead of those preset stations! Pretty sweet, huh?
I discovered the option in my audio options and decided to research what the hell it was. Turns out to be a pretty sweet little add-on to the portable Grand Theft Auto series. YAY! ;D