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How to Make Custom Soundtracks in GTA: Vice City Stories for the PSP

"Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories" is based off of the hugely successful third installment to the series, "Grand Theft Auto III." Players navigate a strikingly familiar Liberty City with several adjustments (since the game takes place chronologically years before the previous game), such as different transportation, improved and expanded indoor environments, and character customization options. While the series is noted for its excellent use of music, "Liberty City Stories" was marked as both a success and disappointment: the default tracks are nothing special, but users can make their own playlists.

Things You'll Need

USB cord
PSP memory stick with "Vice City Stories" save file
Rockstar Custom Tracks v1.0
Exact Audio Copy PSP Edition
Music files from CD

Instructions

- 1
  Plug your PSP into your computer using a USB cord. Set the PSP to USB mode if it is not there already.
- 2
  Insert a music CD into your disk drive and allow your operating system to recognize it. With only Rockstar Custom Tracks v1.0, you must use store-bought CDs, but with Exact Audio Copy PSP Edition, you can use burned CDs as well.
- 3
  Launch Rockstar Custom Tracks, which will recognize the CD immediately. You can view the files and choose which ones to transfer from a list.
- 4
  Click the transfer button and choose "Vice City Stories" from the list of options to transfer songs to. If you have multiple "Grand Theft Auto" games on your memory stick, these will all appear as options.
- 5
  Access the "Vice City Stories" pause menu, expand the audio tab and change the "Custom Tracks Off" to "Custom Tracks On" by clicking it.

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