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I know there’s absolutely no reason for Starfield to have a soundtrack filled with oddball hits from the mid-1900s.

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Starfield’s most impressive feature misses what makes Skyrim so memorable Nvidia DLSS support for Starfield teased alongside stability-improving update Fallout 4‘s selections were built around East Coast atomic anxiety Tracks like Crawl Out Through the Fallout, The End of the World, and I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire really brought to life the Cold War anxieties about the world potentially ending and absolute existential dread. Fallout: New Vegas included iconic country musicians like Marty Robins, Harlan Howard, and Johnny Bond juxtaposed with jazz singers like Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin - a real mix of cowboy tunes for desert roaming and easy-listening for the New Vegas Strip. One of my favorite features in Bethesda’s other top RPG, Fallout, is the soundtrack, delivered to players over radio waves via the Pip-Boy strapped to their wrist. Unfortunately, you aren’t given any tunes to help pass the time on your astro-road trip.

Whether you’re mainlining the story, tracking down side-quests handed out by everyone you meet, or just trying to get lost, you’re going to spend a lot of time in the cockpit of your spaceship exploring countless planets across star systems.

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