A particular highlight is Emotion 98.3, the game's soft rock station. Fronted by the husky hispanic DJ Fernando Martinez, its smooth power ballads were completely at odds with the exploding cars and dead pedestrians that punctuate Vice City's missions. But for every other moment, those times you're just driving around in the rain past pink neon lights (which, remember, is most of the time in these games), it is damn near perfect. Regardless of the track, you're transported straight back into the 1980s, because music this synthy and this corny could only have come from one decade in time.