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A positive thing about Fallout 3

kingcomrade

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I liked the soundtrack. I'm not talking about licensed real music, I liked the background music. I thought it fit the blasted cityscape setting very well.

One negative thing about New Vegas: there are two "dungeon" tracks that I find really, really annoying.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvXtr6Ss ... re=related
That one is really, really annoying, with that whur hurr whurr hurr durr hurr durr hurr effect.
 
DalekFlay

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I really liked the piano track in Fallout 3, which is used again in New Vegas in a couple of places like Novac I believe.

Pretty much every other piece of new music in either game is forgettable as hell. I really like "Hallo Mister X" in New Vegas, but despite google coming up short I am pretty sure it's licensed.
 
RK47

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The mp3s are accessible in your game folder if you wanna rip it on your iPod or something.
 
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