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Fallout 4's Mysterious Stranger Perk Music Now Available As A Ringtone
For a stranger, gamers have gotten familiar with the enigmatic guardian of the Fallout 4 universe. Now players can carry a little piece of the Mysterious Stranger with these new ringtones based on the infamous in-game perk.
The Mysterious Stranger, a perk seen throughout the Fallout franchise, spawns a temporary ally in a trenchcoat and hat who then aids you in random encounters. Each appearance is underscored by a bit of classical noir piano or guitar, which players can now download as ringtones for their iPhones, Android phones, or Windows devices, courtesy of Xbox Live’s Director of Programming Larry Hryb, AKA “Major Nelson.”
Players can download the Android-compatible MP3 files here and the iPhone-compatible M4R files here. Instructions on how to set the music as your ringtone on Android phone, Windows phone, or iPhone can be found in the respective links.
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