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As in previous [[GTA]] | As in previous [[GTA|Grand Theft Auto games]], [[Radio|radio stations]] play a big part in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. When in a [[taxi]], the player can ask driver to switch station, often accompanied by Niko's views on the station. | ||
In previous GTA games (prior to [[Grand Theft Auto: | In previous GTA games (prior to [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]), radio stations were a single audio file, repeating after completing a loop. In GTA IV, the songs are shuffled and thus are never in any one order. | ||
In [[The Lost and Damned]], the first DLC pack for GTA IV on the [[XBOX 360]], these radio stations will be expanded. It is unknown whether or not new stations will be added or if the new expansions will make their way into the main game. | |||
== Radio stations list == | == Radio stations list == | ||
These are the radio stations in [[ | These are the radio stations in [[GTA IV]]: | ||
* [[IF99 - International Funk]] - Funk/Afrobeat | * [[IF99 - International Funk]] - Funk/Afrobeat | ||
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* [[Integrity 2.0]] - Talk Radio | * [[Integrity 2.0]] - Talk Radio | ||
* [[PLR]] - Liberal Talk Radio | * [[PLR]] - Liberal Talk Radio | ||
== Advertisements == | == Advertisements == | ||
Several advertisements can be heard on the radio. These include: | Several advertisements can be heard on the radio. These include: | ||