Claude is basically you. His expressions are your expression. It's you who chooses who lives or die. If u believe that Maria is dead, then Claude actually killed Maria. If u believe Claude didn't kill Maria, then Maria is alive.
@@rdso2215 You get that kind of atmosphere during the dusk in Alderney. GTA4 atmosphere mostly grey, warm and yellow since that game took place in autumn season.
@RDSO 2 post millenium edge. it is much more atmospheric and RETRO FUTURISTIC. :-)) this is why i love GTA III atmosphere. not to mention the city ambience on background.
I've been playing this game for decades and I didn't know half these sources, it seems they're all in Portland though, the devs didn't spend much time on these details in the other Islands. Also dunno if this counts, but there's a pedestrian jamming to loud in his heaphones which also has unique audio, you can see him and hear a bit at 0:45
@@tahiti_resident Holy shit, same here. That jingly sound would always fade in and fade out so quickly that I never really questioned where it was coming from
As a kid playing, these sounds and the music gave me an eery vibe. They're there to make the illusion that there's things happening in there. That the world is alive, but I knew for a fact that there wasn't anything there. Especially the sawmill. Sawmill was the creepiest xD
2:58 it is really disturbing to hear this though, Especially after killing Salvatore and decided to visit his house. You're welcomed with a piano playing itself with absolutely nobody in the house
Yeah and people said that the salvatore ghost is playing it so when i was younger i got scared and never went to salvatores house again afther the missions
@@stefan5430 There are also strange looking lights and shadows in Salvatore's house. That's why some player think the ghost of Salvatore is there, but I think that's just an optic illusion. Those lights and shadows are also there when Sal is still alive. I believe Rockstar wanted to make that place scary: far from the street, no pedestrians, sounds of sea and seagulls etc. And the house behaves the same way after Sal's death,: the piano music is still going and the two cars remain parking there even though it is not known that anybody live there or not. But in fact this is the safest place in Saint Marks after Sayonara Salvatore. The streets are even more scary with those shotgun wielding maffiosi. I always go to Sal's house to get the Mafia Sentinel for King Courtney.
@@stefan5430samee dude. Gosh the "myths and legends" videos everyone used to make about GTA Games used to make me have nightmare. Especially the legend that piggsy and leatherface are in GTA SA, and that CJ's mom is haunting Cj's home in Ganton
The iconic one is Salvatore's mansion. The piano plays by itself even after the death of Salvatore. The piano is also outside, still no one can be seen to play it. It is one of the biggest reasons why the myth of Salvatore's ghost exists.
This kinda supports my theory that the developers spent most of their time in Portland. They ran out of time and weren’t able to detail the 2nd and 3rd island like Portland. To me, Staunton and Shoreside seem to be less detailed and have less interesting missions and less story as the game progresses.
You are correct. Early Alpha and some parts of Beta maps show how different were Staunton and how southern Shoreside Vale almost didnt exist at all. Portland always stayed the same, few streets were changed and West Port bridge is missing, but mostly intact, which meant more time for details!
@@yunjin909 There's plenty of missions on the phone in Shoreside, but the real problem is the whole place doesn't match what the manual promised. It's supposed to be a wealthy suburban area but there's only one road with houses on it. The rest is more industrial buildings, the projects, and an airport.
I’ve heard all of these but never noticed the moans before. Must’ve been too much pedestrian chatter for me to notice. Interesting they are all in Portland!
The airport in Shoreside Vale also has some unique sounds at the terminal's entry near the subway. Some kind of voice announcing flights, but you have to pay attention because it sounds very low.
@@160sharpfr ambient from houses. there's one that is a drum loop, a weird melody another drum loop but with some kind of singing in the background??, drum loop + a very simple melody, a houseish loop near eclipse highst and 2 more.
It’s replaced with the radios in stores , closets , and one time missions . Also saint mark bistro has music in it. A wide majority of un used interiors also have music in them…
My theory is that the music in Salvatore's mansion is a possible GTA 3 beta theme/intro music that was reused for background ambience. It does sound similar to the final theme
I always needed this, though I do wish you included the music playing from the old school hall in The Fuzz Ball, even if that one is mission specific. Great video otherwise!
1:31 this sounds silly but I remember back in high school I had a crush and I couldn’t stop thinking about her and whenever I passed by that sex shop I would just stop and listen to the music and the moans and just think about my crush. Something about that music that just sounds so peacefully angelic, kind of like a lullaby.
I was familiar with some of the sounds, but there were ones that totally surprised me. I gave you a like for learning me something new. Keep up the good work!
There are also weird sounds near the Hepburn Heights building, like some kind of demonic voices performing a ritual or something. I thought that it's a fake, but it's actually a thing
Ironic to call the game definitive edition when it lacks some things that was present in 20 year old game , GTA 3 was made with love and passion unlike the poorly designed GTA 3 DE
If you get inside the heart of the Chinatown.. in the area where "Chonki Lee Chong" mission take place, you can actually listen some creepy noises and dogs bark there if you listen very closely.
The moaning in Mysty apartment still give me the chills it's like they practicing a evil ritual inside or something,the music in Luigi's Club still iconic.
I just realized what was that noise near Luigi's club it was creeping me out every day i got past it and every time I respray my car i hear a distant moan
@lostsoul1721 I think san andreas is the creepiest specially bone County and the country side .. vice city didn't really have no creepy vibe to it probably because everything was flashy
In GTA V there are plenty of this, specially a chorus humming inside a skyscraper one street above Michael's house. I want to hear the file for that humming. It sounds kinda like angels humming.
@@ThisBirdHasFlown An action open-world type game with plenty of NPCs in 1999? You're just nitpicking. Shenmue was great. Love the sound and aesthetics of that game.
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Keeping Claude silent just represented how much the city spoke and also how we were never bored of it.
Claude is basically you.
His expressions are your expression. It's you who chooses who lives or die.
If u believe that Maria is dead, then Claude actually killed Maria. If u believe Claude didn't kill Maria, then Maria is alive.
@@sadmankhan9630 yep, that was actually R*'s idea when they made this game, until gta sa
Then R* reused the idea for GTA Online
@amirhomayoonfarmusic correction: its beginning Vice city onwards, Tommy combat voice lines or carjacking both in game and during cutscenes
The reason is more trivial and less poetic.
The most atmospheric gta tbh, its ambience hits different
It's the dark atmosphere of Liberty City. Same goes to GTA4 ambiance.
@@rdso2215 You get that kind of atmosphere during the dusk in Alderney. GTA4 atmosphere mostly grey, warm and yellow since that game took place in autumn season.
@@rdso2215 that's that early 2000's baby
@RDSO 2 4 has a ton of atmosphere and soul
@RDSO 2 post millenium edge. it is much more atmospheric and RETRO FUTURISTIC. :-)) this is why i love GTA III atmosphere. not to mention the city ambience on background.
These sounds effects really made the world feel much more alive
The random moaning in the Red Light District is absurd lmao
Never heard that in all the Years i've been playing this Game lol
Maybe there was someone torturing another. You know Liberty City is dark.
I've been playing this game for decades and I didn't know half these sources, it seems they're all in Portland though, the devs didn't spend much time on these details in the other Islands.
Also dunno if this counts, but there's a pedestrian jamming to loud in his heaphones which also has unique audio, you can see him and hear a bit at 0:45
Damn didnt know that the sound effect was from that npc's headsphones
Yeah I always used to beat that guy up lol
@@tahiti_resident Holy shit, same here. That jingly sound would always fade in and fade out so quickly that I never really questioned where it was coming from
@@kz1000ps same
i thought it just randomly plays
This game always had that creepy feeling to it. These sounds play but the buildings are inenterable and empty
They aren't empty, it's just claude isn't allowed in any of them
I wish gta iv had more of gta 3s feeling
@@RedRiverChannel i think it does while 5 and san andreas doesnt
@@RedRiverChannelgta 4 seems like real nyc in 2007
It made the game more mysterious
The moan sounds slowed down it's pretty funny 🤣
All of them are in Portland
Thats why Portland is forever our home :'(
i prefer shoreside vale but portland is iconic
@@ghostgodyoda6148
Really? I always felt like Shoreside vale was incomplete, and that Staunton Island lacked the same cool details as Portland.
@@RhodesianSAS-gn4qp me the same
I took the wocccccccccccccckkkk to polaaaaaaaaaaaaand
Portland is has the best atmosphere
As a kid playing, these sounds and the music gave me an eery vibe. They're there to make the illusion that there's things happening in there. That the world is alive, but I knew for a fact that there wasn't anything there. Especially the sawmill. Sawmill was the creepiest xD
Yeah to me still the sawmill is the creepiest.
@@filip.radovic 7 months later I found the only person who shares my sentiments. How are you doing?
Exactly man
@@Shushkin good, thx for asking, but when I was a little kid I didn't DARE to go to the sawmill.
You're not very bright, are you?
2:58 it is really disturbing to hear this though, Especially after killing Salvatore and decided to visit his house. You're welcomed with a piano playing itself with absolutely nobody in the house
Yeah and people said that the salvatore ghost is playing it so when i was younger i got scared and never went to salvatores house again afther the missions
@@stefan5430 watch out, he will eat you alive
@@stefan5430 i wish i could have grown innocent same as you
@@stefan5430 There are also strange looking lights and shadows in Salvatore's house. That's why some player think the ghost of Salvatore is there, but I think that's just an optic illusion. Those lights and shadows are also there when Sal is still alive.
I believe Rockstar wanted to make that place scary: far from the street, no pedestrians, sounds of sea and seagulls etc. And the house behaves the same way after Sal's death,: the piano music is still going and the two cars remain parking there even though it is not known that anybody live there or not.
But in fact this is the safest place in Saint Marks after Sayonara Salvatore. The streets are even more scary with those shotgun wielding maffiosi. I always go to Sal's house to get the Mafia Sentinel for King Courtney.
@@stefan5430samee dude. Gosh the "myths and legends" videos everyone used to make about GTA Games used to make me have nightmare. Especially the legend that piggsy and leatherface are in GTA SA, and that CJ's mom is haunting Cj's home in Ganton
2:37, the most iconic one perhaps
Uncanny
Yeah I always standing in there just to hear the whole Ice cream jingle jingle
Reminded me of that messed up thing playing over the radio in the Silent Hill demo
The iconic one is Salvatore's mansion. The piano plays by itself even after the death of Salvatore. The piano is also outside, still no one can be seen to play it.
It is one of the biggest reasons why the myth of Salvatore's ghost exists.
Police freeze
“GOT ANY BRIGHT IDEAS WHAT TO SAY!”
HELL NO!!!!
"MY MOTHERS MY SISTER!"
Those npcs were always living their best lives in the underdetailed wasteland
One of the most nostalgic and atmospheric games ever🖤
Play more games.
@@ThisBirdHasFlown I played plenty and he's right.
@@ThisBirdHasFlownyou probably play warzone 😂
What brings nostalgia to me is Salvatore’s gentlemen’s club
This game has such a unique soundscape and atmosphere
This is what Rockstar was - creating art with soul and heart. Not anymore though
2:08 You gotta hate it when they get the jump on you
The 6-12 moan at 1:53 is probably Misty since that is her apartment
Oh yea
She gets more pork than Iowa.
This kinda supports my theory that the developers spent most of their time in Portland. They ran out of time and weren’t able to detail the 2nd and 3rd island like Portland. To me, Staunton and Shoreside seem to be less detailed and have less interesting missions and less story as the game progresses.
which really goes to show, how much they cared for detail
You are correct. Early Alpha and some parts of Beta maps show how different were Staunton and how southern Shoreside Vale almost didnt exist at all. Portland always stayed the same, few streets were changed and West Port bridge is missing, but mostly intact, which meant more time for details!
Hell you also have just only one mission in Shoreside Vale too.
@@yunjin909 There's plenty of missions on the phone in Shoreside, but the real problem is the whole place doesn't match what the manual promised. It's supposed to be a wealthy suburban area but there's only one road with houses on it. The rest is more industrial buildings, the projects, and an airport.
They cut out ghost town the 4th part of the map
I’ve heard all of these but never noticed the moans before. Must’ve been too much pedestrian chatter for me to notice. Interesting they are all in Portland!
I play it since it was released in 2001 and also heard them for the first time in this video.
Rockstar never let us down when it comes to ambience
With part 5 they did😊
The airport in Shoreside Vale also has some unique sounds at the terminal's entry near the subway. Some kind of voice announcing flights, but you have to pay attention because it sounds very low.
really?? i learned this after 21 years
i gonna check it hope the pc ver have it.
@@Buditokidreplied if it's true lol
Love it. It also took me years to notice the cinemas and sex shops in the RLD are closed during the day, and open at night.
That is true, but the animation is awful, as the closing gate will just appear out of nowhere.
wtf I never knew about the moaning in Red Light District 💀
aside from that this game has an incredible amount of detail for an old game
you dont even need too do alots too put these in a game but it had so much too the atmosphere
I wonder why we degraded and moved on without these unique sounds
GTA 5 has this but less sounds
Gta V has a very detailed ambience to that game
What are you talking about, Gta 4, 5 and RDR2 all have a lot of these
@@Kaledrone rdr2? Sounds likely GTA 5? The strip club makes noise so it's plausible. 4 I haven't played the game so... somewhere between yes and no
@@160sharpfr ambient from houses. there's one that is a drum loop, a weird melody another drum loop but with some kind of singing in the background??, drum loop + a very simple melody, a houseish loop near eclipse highst and 2 more.
Thanks for making this. This game blew our 14 year old minds when it came out. The audio design was always my favorite part about it.
Seriously tho living in an apartment complex must be a nightmare with people playing loud music.
Even GTA SA doesnt have this feature
It’s replaced with the radios in stores , closets , and one time missions .
Also saint mark bistro has music in it. A wide majority of un used interiors also have music in them…
@@buincqv67 that’s just interiors there is no unique sounds around the map only the fog horn at sf bridge
The lack of ambience was a fairly disappointing regression
@@vicprim1631 Also the wind sound reused from Manhunt 1
In LS you’d hear drive by’s all the time. That was pretty cool
It’s amazing that all of these are in Portland, none in Staunton Island or Shoreside Vale
Theres one at Francis International But its soo subtle you cant really hear it
Childhood nostalgia 😢
This fucking game had so much personality
I was today years old that i learned that gta 3 had Moan sound effects in certain places…huh
I love the bouncy music from Momma’s Ristorante.
These games had more soul/aura to it compared to the new ones.
You could feel/sense the changes in different neighorhoods
Francis International Airport has unique sounds too.
Which terminal can we hear the sounds?
The Red Light District 1 theme is calming to me, except the moans that’d get my ass screwed 💀
My theory is that the music in Salvatore's mansion is a possible GTA 3 beta theme/intro music that was reused for background ambience. It does sound similar to the final theme
Nah
@@sosigrolls2539 Says who
nah its more similar to luigis club's music
I'm impressed on how you can find this unique sounds.
When I first played it 2004. This game sort of scared me 😂. Probably because the NPC looked and when it rained and foggy
This is why portland is the best island in the game. It feels more alive and detailed than the rest.
I always needed this, though I do wish you included the music playing from the old school hall in The Fuzz Ball, even if that one is mission specific. Great video otherwise!
1:31 this sounds silly but I remember back in high school I had a crush and I couldn’t stop thinking about her and whenever I passed by that sex shop I would just stop and listen to the music and the moans and just think about my crush. Something about that music that just sounds so peacefully angelic, kind of like a lullaby.
Nah that moan sound is just bizarre
@@Meatwad44 He's talking about the music not the moaning. Learn to read. 🙄
@@robroy6374 who asked you?
I never knew about the moaning in some of the buildings. Someone's having fun.
Very cool, all these little details even the headphones guy.
I was familiar with some of the sounds, but there were ones that totally surprised me.
I gave you a like for learning me something new. Keep up the good work!
these details blew my mind when I played the game around 2017. the sequels don't have this.
There are also weird sounds near the Hepburn Heights building, like some kind of demonic voices performing a ritual or something. I thought that it's a fake, but it's actually a thing
Yes, it's at 1:50 in this video. Pay attention!
"Feel lucky punk? I see pain in your future"
san ysidro
Ironic to call the game definitive edition when it lacks some things that was present in 20 year old game ,
GTA 3 was made with love and passion unlike the poorly designed GTA 3 DE
If you get inside the heart of the Chinatown.. in the area where "Chonki Lee Chong" mission take place, you can actually listen some creepy noises and dogs bark there if you listen very closely.
False. No creepy noises or dogs barking sounds there. Although, there is a dog mod for GTA III that allows players to replace pedestrians with dogs.
I apprieciate this so much about GTA III that these important places have a Theme is so incredible GTA III is Awesome.
It has its own vibe
GTA 2 also had a lot of such sounds which where bound to certain places.
The moaning in Mysty apartment still give me the chills it's like they practicing a evil ritual inside or something,the music in Luigi's Club still iconic.
It seems like Rockstar put more effort into Portland Island than Staunton and Shoreside Vale
I just realized what was that noise near Luigi's club it was creeping me out every day i got past it and every time I respray my car i hear a distant moan
GTA 3 was always the creepiest game in the series.
and San Andreas too
@lostsoul1721 I think san andreas is the creepiest specially bone County and the country side .. vice city didn't really have no creepy vibe to it probably because everything was flashy
I love this kind of special interest content, it's media theory-wise finger-lickin-good. Please keep 'em coming! (Subscribed)
There's also vampire laugh in public restroom
False. Just nonsensical internet rumors from you.
2:07 "noise and music" I feel pain in your future.
2:23 music from Minecraft in GTA 3
Older than Minecraft..
In GTA V there are plenty of this, specially a chorus humming inside a skyscraper one street above Michael's house.
I want to hear the file for that humming.
It sounds kinda like angels humming.
My first and favorite gta. First time i play it in 2003 on pc.
Love the details
I had no idea about those moan sounds in the red light district. Around 6 AM, the buildings become locked off and then open again at night.
Subscribing to you because of this i used to hear the music when i was a kid and now finally someone made a video thanks
those amazing details are all
2:40 that music right there is the music of death why? It's because you're always expected to get shotgunned everytime you go to Saint marks
Italian mafia has great taste of music
Grazie 🤌🏼
And here's a unique video idea. Well done! Nostalgia!!!
03:00 - This vibe reminds me very much of GTA 2, I love it.
2:47 Holy moly!!
So um... Random NPCs from like two decades ago having more fun roaring behind doors than me here sitting alone on a boring Saturday. Neat (not).
GTA III has the best atmosphere from any GTA game
Claude: *_*
Random NPC: HELL NO!
Interesting that only Portland features ambient
Wow didn't know that moaning sound tbh after all these years passed.
yeap i've been drinkin again
Almost feels like a simulation into schizophrenia
I love this game so much
2:47 Toni Cipriani: Sorry, Ma. Yes, Ma.
Italians show loyal to mothers 💯
I love the weather and vibes of GTA 3
I ❤ GTA 3
Me too. It was my first GTA that I ever played (back in May 2002). Really miss those years. 😔
This game really showed how messed up people are. Monsters with no remorse. Every single one of them.
The only open world game that started the 3D era:
When you'd walk by the the black guy wearing headphones, u could hear the music
These were actually radio music that didn't make the cut and is instead a background music for various buildings.
Proof?
@@robroy6374 the Easter eggs in the game.
@@jonflowers8823 no
that sawing scared me as a kid for some reason lmao
I wish we get back the old Libertycity map because the old one is better than in gta 4 but gta 4 has much good stuff too
Outstanding!
Missed the Old school hall by the Callahan bridge. The music that plays during the Policemans Ball.
I love the atmosphere of GTA 3 especially Portland
Love Liberty City
2:58 Anyone else get Top Cat vibes from that music?
The green car you get on the first mission if you keep it and have the radio off you can hear the police radio on it.
Very interesting!
I got a date with a cheese deluxe
Regular Show reference?
This alone is too much detail for a 2001 game
The Hepburn Heights Music also used in SpongeBob SquarePants
"POLICE! FREEZE!!"
best one is one the at Toni's Restaurant. its such a classic
Shenmue 1 was released in 1999
GTA3 in 2001
Games that people still are passionate about now in 2022 😎
Some of the best open world games
Shenmue is a joke and there are tons of games older than that that have equal to or a greater amount of popularity so these two aren't unique at all.
@@ThisBirdHasFlown An action open-world type game with plenty of NPCs in 1999? You're just nitpicking. Shenmue was great. Love the sound and aesthetics of that game.
@@ThisBirdHasFlownyou cant tell one another open world action game better than gta 3 in that era.
@@ThisBirdHasFlownhow is She mine a joke? One of the most beautiful games ever made, especially music and ambiance wise.
@@Jalidehalf life 1?
Nostalgic