As it stands, even if players know a radio station plays one of their favorite songs, they’re forced to listen to all the hits on the station until their number one choice comes on. In Grand Theft Auto 6, it would be nice to give players the option to pause, or to go back or forward, and it would allow them to better customize their driving experience and soundtrack to their own personal taste. So, while players could still have the option to switch between radio stations, complete with their hilarious ads, they could also be given the option to switch to a mix-tape that would allow them to pause and skip songs, thereby giving players more control over what they’re listening to. Rather than mimicking a radio dial, Rockstar could consider replicating a stereo system that includes CDs. While this may bode well for realism, considering these features don’t exist in real-life stereo systems, it would still be nice to have the option to pause or skip tracks, much like they could in Driver: San Francisco. So, while players can turn the dial to switch between stations, they can’t pause a song or skip back and forth between tracks in order to find the hit they want to listen to. The music system is meant to simulate an actual car’s stereo system. Rather, the issue is that players can’t easily select what song they want to listen to or skip over. The problem with GTA’s music isn’t that it’s lacking in variety, as GTA 5 included an impressive selection of over 200 songs. In this version of California, we wanted to have a lot of the stations to have that Cali feel - like the classic west coast hip hop station hosted by DJ Pooh.” How GTA 6 Needs To Improve Its Music " Look at how those stations play a role in the overall game. " So much of has to do with the world that's created," Ivan Pavlovich, Rockstar’s music supervisor, previously explained to Polygonin 2013. So, in GTA 5, which allows gamers to drive around a fictional California, the music team chose songs that give off a distinct West Coast feel. The song choices aren’t random, either, as the developers make specific decisions based on the atmosphere they want to create for players. RELATED: Grand Theft Auto Radio ‘Changed Everything’ - But Almost Wasn’t In The Game Players can easily pull up the radio station wheel and sort through the stations, offering a realistic simulation of a radio dial in a car’s stereo system. Grand Theft Auto 5, for instance, offers players a choice between 21 different radio stations, which gave gamers slightly more variety than the 19 radio stations included in GTA 4. Rockstar has always done a good job of providing a selection of current and older hits in order to appeal to a wide range of players’ musical tastes. With an impressive selection of fictional radio stations at their disposal, players have the option to tune into a wide variety of genres, from mainstream pop and jazz to electro-funk, talk radio, and country. Music has always played an important part in the Grand Theft Autofranchise.
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