L.A. Noire's Map
By Klixer 3 Comments
I found this image during a Google search. What this person basically did was connect all the map pieces he/she took with their camera.
I found this image during a Google search. What this person basically did was connect all the map pieces he/she took with their camera.
Here's an image I found if the player fails too much.
I found this while watching a live stream of L.A. Noire.
GameInformer AU has just posted a review for L.A. Noire in their magazine. L.A. Noire received a 9.5/10.
So the action in the game will probably not be the best to advanced shooters. Luckily, shooting in L.A. Noire is not much of a big aspect in the game.The reason for the .5 deduction was because, according to the mag, the action sequences are a bit underwhelming and too simplistic compared to the depth and attention to detail the rest of the game boasts.
9.5/10
“You will pay for the whole seat, but you will only be using the edge of it!” claimed the magazine. A statement that will surely send potential buyers rushing to various stores ready to pick up Rockstar’s latest title.
All positive reviews so far. Will there be a negative one? (Maybe from a person who expected the game to be GTA style).
Here's a picture I found while skimming through another website's forum.
Note that this is the Xbox 360 version (3 discs)
It seems like all the discs come together stacked inside the game case.
Also, Team Bondi trademark anywhere? ;)
Now heres a short video of unboxing.
Today, Rockstar has released a new trailer showcasing L.A. Noire. To me, this trailer had more action in it than the other ones. My favorite scene was when Phelps was firing a machine gun at the enemies. Video Here
So did the action mainly come from the unassigned cases (street crimes)?@Heirek It is a good mix of several key gameplay types. Each of the main story cases is a blend of crime scene investigation, interrogation and action but the mix will be different from case to case. The game is definitely going to ask you to think a lot more than a more action-heavy game, although unassigned cases are small, bite-size street crimes that you can also take up, and they are almost always action-based.
Phelps' time in the war is the backdrop and main motivator for him to want to do the right thing within the LAPD. He enrolled as an officer believing that right would always be on his side and that he had what it takes to lead men.
At first, Phelps seems a little too clean-cut to really dig deep as a detective, but Phelps quickly proves he's prepared to make difficult decisions.
If you're a person who likes a good story, then I suggest you don't skip the car rides.Cole gets along with some partners better than others, and players can learn a lot about each partner while driving with them to locations during cases.
I see a great story in this game already!IGN: After a few hours with L.A. Noire, I'd say most players will see Phelps as an altruistic, noble, heroic do-gooder. How much will that perception change by the end of L.A. Noire?
Jeronimo Barrera: Like many great noir characters, Phelps is more complicated than he first appears. That journey is at the core of the experience of playing the game: in a town like Los Angeles, everybody has something to hide.
A definitely have-to-see movie! One reason... it stars Rowan Atkinson (mostly known as Mr. Bean).
Here's a video I found on YouTube that showed gameplay of L.A. Noire. It seems a little similar to what they showed at PAX East. I do not own the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1AAB5O8yS8
While I was searching the L.A. Noire forums on GameFAQS, I saw advertisements of the game which included screens that Rockstar hasn't shown yet. Screens:
Log in to comment