Name: Grand Theft Auto 3
Alternate name: GTA3 (Informal Title), GTA 3 (Informal Title); Grand Theft Auto III (Europe)
Characteristics: Action, Racing / Driving, 1st-Person Perspective, 3rd-Person Perspective, Top-Down, Adult, Shooter, Spy / Espionage
Publishers: Take 2 Interactive, Capcom, Rockstar Games, Take 2, Rockstar, Destination
Developers: DMA Design, Rockstar Games
Original/port composer: Terry Donovan
Platforms:
PlayStation 2 (25 Oct 2001) - United States
PlayStation 2 (26 Oct 2001) - Europe
PC Windows (21 May 2002) - United States
PC Windows (24 May 2002) - Europe
Game Boy Advance (06 Mar 2003)
PlayStation 2 (25 Sep 2003) - Japan
X-Box (Unfinished)
Game Boy Advance (Unfinished) - Europe

Music info

Released: 25 Oct 2001
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Terry Donovan
Music type: Game rip
Num of tunes: 71
Num of CDs: 1

User reviews

"Not "real" game music, but nice and FUNNY!" (by YaroslaF, 28 Sep 2004) [5/10]
The music is divided by radio channels. I think every person can find favourite channel. I like Flashback, because 80's are my best:) The tracks are not orchestral ones, all of them are songs which come under one of many styles.

But the best track is not musical one but spoken one. Chatterbox rules:) It is about 1 hour of amazing and funny radio talkshow.

I can't seriously rate this music because it is not usual "game music", so sorry for the rating...
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Record created/updated: 6. August 2002.
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