Let's get some things straight out the way - I was looking forward to this game for years, yes. I knew of it's "non-GTA" style of gameplay, yes. I knew of the facial animation tech but what I didn't know was how much I love this setting, this kind of game and driving around. It's pretty important for you to know that I am from Sweden so some of the stuff in this game is a bit harder for me to understand... or is it? That was what I heard before I started playing. But really the only thing I didn't got was the story arround Mickey Cohen. So, I'll write a review about this game when I'm done but I thought that I share my thoughts about this game because I really do like this game.
L.A. Noire
Game » consists of 17 releases. Released May 17, 2011
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360
- PC
- Xbox 360 Games Store
- + 4 more
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
L.A. Noire is a detective thriller developed by Team Bondi in Australia and published by Rockstar Games.
Not bad, Team Bondi! Where are we heading now?
Let's get some things straight out the way - I was looking forward to this game for years, yes. I knew of it's "non-GTA" style of gameplay, yes. I knew of the facial animation tech but what I didn't know was how much I love this setting, this kind of game and driving around. It's pretty important for you to know that I am from Sweden so some of the stuff in this game is a bit harder for me to understand... or is it? That was what I heard before I started playing. But really the only thing I didn't got was the story arround Mickey Cohen. So, I'll write a review about this game when I'm done but I thought that I share my thoughts about this game because I really do like this game.
i would like to see a Rockstar Game set in Feudal Japan, something like Way of the Samurai, but actually good
if they do this they should make it alot like red dead redemption, in nearly every aspect, including online play, i would love the option to run around the game world with fellow Samurai.
Feudal Japan would be awesome, but wouldn't that be the same as the Dynasty Warriors series? or Samurai Warriors I guess
So I still want sequels to this game. But as I move farther and farther away from playthrough 0, moving on to replaying cases and the free roam modes, the more I think what Ryan said on the last Bombcast makes sense. Sure sequels to this game would be great, but it's not exactly another LA Noire right away. I think, though, this game (or 2K itself) is awakening a desire in me to play meaningful games. That is as strictly opposed to popcorn action games. Maybe that's what's next.
I would not want another LA Noire, that's for sure. LA Noire 2 is just nothing I'm interested in since I'm sure Bondi have enough DLC in the pipe to make a full second game alone. Didn't they even remove one of the desks when they ran out of room on the blu-ray?
What I would love to see though, is a Blade Runner style game with the LA Noire gameplay. But it could be a bit harsher and not hold my hand through every corner. A difficulty setting would have been nice, with the higher setting pretty much letting you fumble around and not know what you've done till the case is closed.
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