Soldier of Fortune II is actually one of the few games in which skipping the plot actually makes the gameplay portions clearer. Both the training and the early cutscenes imply that you're going to need to resort to stealth to successfully navigate the first mission. If you skip the plot, you'll miss this part and probably just go in shooting, which is actually the only practical way to approach the game. It appears that the developers planned to incorporate some sneaking elements into Soldier of Fortune II and then somewhere along the line gave up--but then never managed to completely remove the essentially nonfunctioning stealth features. Generally, you can sneak up on the first enemy in a level. Once you've successfully snuck up on him, you can decide to never move again and stay hidden forever--or you can decide to kill him, at which point it's time to stop sneaking and start shooting. A completely superfluous prone stance, an unnecessary option for picking up dead bodies, and the enemies' ability to see you even if you're lying in tall grass all contribute to the half-finished feeling of the stealth mechanic.

MP3 | 25 Tracks | ~ 192 KBPS | Genre: Latin Pop | 99.6 MB

Tracks:
01. Livin’La Vida Loca
02. Maria
03. She Bangs
04. Private Emotion
05. Amour
06. The Cup Of Life
07. Nobody Wants To Be Lonely
08. Come To Me
09. Amour
10. Loaded
11. Shake Your Bon-Bon
12. Be Careful
13. One Night Man
14. If You Ever Saw Her
15. I Am Made For You

Tracks:
01 - She Bangs
02 - Saint Tropez
03 - Come to Me
04 - Loaded
05 - Nobody Wants to Be Lonely
06 - Amor
07 - Jezabel
08 - The Touch
09 - One Night Man
10 - She Bangs [Spanish Version]
11 - Are You in It for Love
12 - Ven a Mí (Come to Me)
13 - If You Ever Saw Her
14 - Dame Más (Loaded)
15 - Cambia la Piel