Here's the tune from that
one time I blew up a chopper.
Rockstar Games and Amazon are setting foundations for a new way to sell music: inside console-based games like Grand Theft Auto IV, which debuts at April's end.
When players hear an appealing song in a car they've stolen within GTA IV, they can earmark the MP3 by dialing ZIT-555-0100 from an in-game mobile phone, reports Yahoo Games.
Those registered with the Rockstar Games Social Club will get an email with a custom Amazon playlist of all songs they've marked with their in-game phone.
Users must log on to Amazon to purchase the tracks.
MTV Games' Rock Band also allows players to download music. In three months, users downloaded over 6 million songs at roughly $2 each.
