Add the soundtrack to steam?

[Mr. Mandatory]

Would be cool and all.

[Spoke]

s'cool

[Longshanks]

I got voted down for saying this in reviews

[Fistful0fMetal]

Why don't you just convert the music yourself.

[Baconbits]

Originally posted by Fistful0fMetal:

Why don't you just convert the music yourself.

For one it'd be nice to have music with offical quality and for two why should we have to "steal" something that should already exist as a smart business practice.

[bill_.]

You get the soundtrack if you buy the game from gog.

[Mr. Mandatory]

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

You get the soundtrack if you buy the game from gog.

GOG sucks ♥♥♥♥

[bill_.]

Originally posted by MandatoryAlcatraz:

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

You get the soundtrack if you buy the game from gog.

GOG sucks ♥♥♥♥

Are you serious? Why? I like gog more than steam.

[TParis]

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

You get the soundtrack if you buy the game from gog.

The soundtrack there is not the ingame OST but most of the tracks (or all?) reorchestrated.

[bill_.]

Originally posted by TParis:

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

You get the soundtrack if you buy the game from gog.

The soundtrack there is not the ingame OST but most of the tracks (or all?) reorchestrated.

Well it's just as good imo. If not better due to the better audio quality.

[SupidSeep]

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

Originally posted by TParis:

The soundtrack there is not the ingame OST but most of the tracks (or all?) reorchestrated.

Well it's just as good imo. If not better due to the better audio quality.

I once owned the CD version of the GOTY game.

If the downloaded version of the music tracks are the same, I would want to mention that almost all zones have secondary soundtracks pieces for combat and conversations, and most of those are not available in the CD music tracks - you have to get a modtracker to access those through the music files from the game.

Regarding quality, for the music pieces that were not remixed, one could say that the original music files would be the highest quality since the CD version would have been made from them, right? Of course the remixed versions cannot be found from the music files.

Of the top of my head, the Title and UNATCO are given distinctively different remix versions. I like the original Title better over the remixed Title, but I prefer the remixed UNATCO over the original UNATCO.

[Gunsaremagic]

No one cares about deus ex :( not even cards for the game

[bill_.]

Originally posted by SupidSeep:

Originally posted by Slayerming2:

Well it's just as good imo. If not better due to the better audio quality.

I once owned the CD version of the GOTY game.

If the downloaded version of the music tracks are the same, I would want to mention that almost all zones have secondary soundtracks pieces for combat and conversations, and most of those are not available in the CD music tracks - you have to get a modtracker to access those through the music files from the game.

Regarding quality, for the music pieces that were not remixed, one could say that the original music files would be the highest quality since the CD version would have been made from them, right? Of course the remixed versions cannot be found from the music files.

Of the top of my head, the Title and UNATCO are given distinctively different remix versions. I like the original Title better over the remixed Title, but I prefer the remixed UNATCO over the original UNATCO.

Well personally I much prefer the PS2 version of the title music since an actual orchestra was used.

[Fistful0fMetal]

Originally posted by Baconbits:

Originally posted by Fistful0fMetal:

Why don't you just convert the music yourself.

For one it'd be nice to have music with offical quality and for two why should we have to "steal" something that should already exist as a smart business practice.

If you have bought the game from steam how can you be stealing it and by the way the official soundtrack cd has the same audio quality.