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Director mode and customizable radio station coming to PC version of Grand Theft Auto V

Emanuel Berger
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Emanuel Berger
Thursday, April 9, 2015 | 17:05 GMT
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Director mode and customizable radio station coming to PC version of Grand Theft Auto V

Thursday, April 9, 2015 | 17:05 GMT
Emanuel Berger
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Emanuel Berger


Newly published hands-on previews of the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V confirm new features which include a special all-new director mode as well as a fully costomizable radio station all coming exclusively to the PC version of the game on April 14th.

Custom Soundtracks

It may not be the Spotify integration we were hoping for, but Rockstar is letting players make their own radio station using music files on their computer. After putting copies of song selections into a specific folder, you can listen to them on the Self Radio station. An auto scan will identify new songs as you add them upon starting the game.

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Players have a few different options for listening to these custom soundtracks. You can play them sequentially, shuffle the collection, or have Rockstar integrate them into a radio experience complete with commercial breaks, station IDs, bumpers, and banter between DJs Cliff Lee and Andee, who you may remember from Lips 106 in Liberty City Stories. In the pause menu you can choose whether you want to have the songs play in the order you have them in the folder or to let the game analyze the collection and build a playlist order.

Director Mode

For the truly ambitious virtual filmmakers, Grand Theft Auto V offers the Director mode. This suite of tools used alongside the Rockstar Editor allows players to set up their own scenes, placing characters, pedestrians, and animals wherever in the world they want. Once you have your scene outlined, you can tweak the mood by altering the weather, wanted status, time of day, and pedestrian/traffic density. After your scene is established, the mode gives you the option to trigger various gestures and character-specific dialogue clips to play out your ad hoc vignette.

Players can unlock various characters, heist crew members, special pedestrians, and animals to use in Director Mode as they play through the game's storyline. These videos are easily uploaded to YouTube and the Social Club via the Rockstar Editor.

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Emanuel Berger
Emanuel Berger
Video games enthusiast and freelance writer at ZeroLives.com. His interests range from following industry developments to writing about cutting-edge video games from the past, present and beyond.
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