Abstract: Published June 2nd 2011. Written by Andi Hamilton. L.A. Noire is Rockstar and Team Bondi’s take on the film noir detective genre, complete with Fedora donning cops, jazz, blues and period news reports on the radio. As always, Rockstar bring their unmat...
Fantastic atmosphere conveyed in locations and aesthetic, Brilliant writing with several stories constantly interweaving and intriguing, Interview and clue gathering gameplay go hand in hand to create a tense experience
Little replay value unskippable segments should you wish for a better ranking on missions, Some minor graphical and technical glitches have seeped their way in
We wanted to start it all over again as soon as we’d finished it, which should tell you all you need to know about L.A. Noire’s quality. It’s not perfect, and in some areas it’s even sub-par. But in the ways that matter it’s a genuinely excellent game ...
There’s a fantastic gag in an old episode of The Simpsons, in which Bart and Lisa refuse to mow the lawn and rake the leaves, only to be taken to a carnival, where they’re desperate to have a go on the virtual garden work simulator.Playing LA Noire fee...
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Published: 2018-04-11, Author: Dave , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: I rarely watch TV. Now and then I might find something worth my time on Netflix or Amazon. Where I spend most of my time, though, is on YouTube, the home of original noir films. In case you aren't familiar with the term, a quick Google search brought fort...
L.A. Noire's remaster isn't perfect due to some technical flaws but it was great to revisit this authentic and gritty depiction of L.A. in the 1940s. Hopefully, one day we'll see a sequel...
strong narrative, strong acting talent, action sequences, solid complimentary materials, great authenticity, motion capture characters, interrogation scenarios utilizing MotionScan technology, available investigation techniques, no time limts,
some odd transitions, a few action sequences have unnatural limits, distracting rankings/notices, occasional glitches like partner getting in the way, checkpoint saves instead of any time progress saves
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L.A. Noire is a grand experiment in technology and storytelling that succeeds for the most part. It is not going to satisfy everyone’s taste but it is a godsend for people interested in playing detective and for people into the history of the LAPD. I a...
