Sorry guys, no Elvis in FNV.

We felt we were better off getting a wide variety of music than getting a single Elvis song.

Sorry guys, no Elvis in FNV.

We felt we were better off getting a wide variety of music than getting a single Elvis song.

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As much as I love Elvis I have to say that I'd prefer more country music. *dodges the flying beer bottles* Sometimes the music sets the tone.

As long as you mean real country music, and not this newer stuff that bears little resemblance to the great country and western music of the 20's-80's (and even that last decade is pushing it). I hate this newer stuff that sounds more like pop and whiny rock music. And if you really want to make a proper distinction, I think what we really need is Western music (North American) such as cowboy songs, frontier music, and western swing.

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As long as you mean real country music, and not this newer stuff that bears little resemblance to the great country and western music of the 20's-80's (and even that last decade is pushing it). I hate this newer stuff that sounds more like pop and whiny rock music. And if you really want to make a proper distinction, I think what we really need is Western music (North American) such as cowboy songs, frontier music, and western swing.

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Screw Elvis... I want The Cramps....

Come on, a game based in las Vegas and set in a fifties style setting and there wont be an elvis song let alone VIVA LAS VEGAS! It is unheard of!! There has to be music from the King. I mean they have an entire faction of elvis impersonators in the game there must be some elvis music. :dmc:

Viva Las Vegas was made in 1963, so that wouldnt make sense anyway. But beyond that, as Jason Bergman said, then there would be like, one other song on the game. EP Enterprises isn't very altruistic about their licensing fees.

I was referring to the fact elvis rise to fame was in the fifties. Though i didn.t know that Viva Las Vegas was made in 1963, so i stand corrected on that.