A dark and violent crime thriller, set against the backdrop of 1940ΓΓé¼Γäós Los Angeles and utilizing revolutionary new facial animation technology, L.A. Noire blends the breathtaking action of chases and shootouts with true detective work including interrogations and clue-finding, as newly-minted officer Cole Phelps embarks on a desperate search for truth in a city where everyone has something to hide.
No torrents nowadays, sorry to say. There is a public system to communicate with, much like a telegram, which may be utilised I believe though :rolleyes:
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Also what can be seen in the video is the backbone of the game - questioning. When talking to a suspect/witness you ask questions pertaining to evidence/clues you found or were tipped off to (alibi) earlier in the case (mission). The reason Rockstar and Bondi games went to so much detail (as linked later on in the pros/Cons bit) is the entire half of the person being questioned by you, because you have the ability to decide whether a suspect/witness is telling the truth, there is some doubt and they aren't telling the whole story or they are lying - in which case you can either back out of the accusation or present evidence that proves they are lying.
The effort went into the facial movements, no matter how subtle, as they can give their doubtful or flat-out lying answers away and so that is why so much effort was put into the game, especially this aspect for this groundbreaking detail - which I really like as it makes a change from Rockstar's cheesy GTA graphics and shows they are at least taking things a bit more seriously now. So much so that I may actually pay for it if I want it on console (not a fan of buying games for a long time until after they come out due to money and walkthroughs become available lol), so without further-a-do:
Also another good point I like - the view of Women. Gotta love calling them "Broads" etc. It's actually quite a funny game when you listen to what people shout out when you're chasing after a criminal/suspect.
In a nutshell:
Pros:
Cons:
Overall, this is a great game which I have found myself playing for at least an hour since I "got" it around a week ago.
My rating? A firm 8/10.
"The tissues of the anus were bruised about one-eighth of an inch, but no trace of semen in the..."
next part of subtitles - "...stomach"
I didn't really find those parts funny- I was far too into the game and really in the role to laugh. I found it more like a shocking clue if anything.
Also I really enjoy the street crimes. Nothing like a good ol' shootout with a bit of tactical thinking in there.
Plus Dfg can pretend he is in the West! Freedom! :paki: