Playing My Music - NFS: MW (2012)

Under the music section on the XMB go to the Playlist icon and create a playlist with the music you want to play in-game. When you go to the options menu in the game under audio you should be able to change it from game soundtrack to the playlist of your choice.

Hope this helps!

Is there a way to play my own music on PC? I don't want to play it seperatly from the game, it doesn't sound the same. I noticed the tracks that were in the NFS folder were .sps which I guess is a display file, I tried putting .MP3 files in and it didnt show. PLease help (:

I heard it is possible in PS3 version, but can we do the same on PC version?

Hey guys,

I'm not 100% sure if this will work as I have not had the chance to test it myself but there is a possible option to do this. First, open your media player(which ever one you use) and start creating a playlist. Once you are done, save the list. The media player should also save a file with that playlist name( with Windows media player it save it to C:/users/%username%/appdata/local/Microsoft/mediaplayer).

Right click on the playlist you have saved and copy the file. Place the copy into the NFS folder(where the other tracks are contained). Load up the game and through the in game options see if it will allow you to select the playlist you have added.

Let me know if this helps.

Rick.

What about playing your own music on XBOX 360?

That didnt work rick..

I'm playing Most Wanted on the XBox and i can play my own music in the game via My Book Live NAS twonky server

It's a bit strange that the platform with the easiest file management (pc) does not have a custom ost option, just goes to show that this version is worse than those on consoles, we're probably not gonna get any DLC either, same with the HP/The Run.

Not only that but it's strange that Criterion are aware PC gamers have been requesting custom soundtracks for years but they still aren't making the effort to add the support. Check out the Burnout Paradise FAQ, I guess the same 'solution' applies here.