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Re:Why 90s Movies Feel More Alive Than Anything on Netflix by mrits on Wednesday November 26, 2025 @04:32PM (#46062591)
"Commit to taking in ONE PIECE of art at a time you fucking dopamine junkies."

"in-game radio station"

You found a loop hole

Re:Why 90s Movies Feel More Alive Than Anything on Netflix by rlonstein on Wednesday November 26, 2025 @04:42PM (#46062682)
I thought Saints Row IV and Sleeping Dogs did this really well, to the point where I'd go around in the car just to hear all the radio stations.
Re:Why 90s Movies Feel More Alive Than Anything on Netflix by ToucanLoucan on Wednesday November 26, 2025 @04:47PM (#46062732)
Kinda but not really. The music was all created for the game specifically, this wasn’t a GTA situation. It contributes a lot to the weird atmosphere of that game, hence me being flabbergasted he rolled credits on it having no clue it was there.
Re:Why 90s Movies Feel More Alive Than Anything on Netflix by crtasm on Wednesday November 26, 2025 @05:42PM (#46063160)
My experience playing the first few areas/levels was frequent, unskippable radio chatter telling me to do things when all I wanted was to be alone and explore the weirdness. I didn't (yet?) find out about the music stations but would probably avoid them and the game had my full attention.