L.A. Noire

L.A. Noire

"It looks like there may be some issues with Rockstar Games’ highly anticipated and very ambitious LA Noire for the PS3 and Xbox 360. In particular it appears the Xbox 360 version is the one with issues. While many have questioned the DVD media format on the 360 since 2006, it seems the antiquated format is causing enough problems to be frustrating the team at Team Bondi, the developer behind LA Noire."

"Whoa, whoa, whoa… what’s this? One of the contestants on CBS’s “Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains” is in an upcoming video game being overseen by the team that made “Grand Theft Auto"?

Jessica “Sugar” Kiper, who was the first contestant booted off the all-star, let it slip that she’d be doing some voice work for the upcoming “L.A. Noire” – up until recently, one of the publisher’s most shrouded in secrecy games. (The title, due in September, is being developed by Tea..."

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The first ever in game pictures for L.A. Noir were published in this months Gameinformer issue, and scans from the preview have hit the internet. Check out the screens below, the game is looking graphically good, and read the preview to learn about the gameplay.

L.A. Noir is getting a lot of attention lately, which it desperately needs, ever since the announcement of being on the cover of Gameinformer. In the issue Rockstar confirms that the game will released sometime this fall. So after all the years of waiting with little to nothing of information, the game is only months away from being on our shelves.

"L.A. Noire is no longer a PlayStation 3 exclusive, confirming a rumour that sparked on an anonymous Twitter account that suggested the game had been “ported” to other systems. That system, according to GameInformer staffer Matthew Kato, is the Xbox 360.

The magazine revealed its March cover on its website, with Team Bondi's latest title taking the lead story. A render of the game is being used for the front and back covers of the issue. The magazine itself will dedicate ten pages to th..."

"In the March 2010 issue of Game Informer (on stands this month), the first real details of L.A. Noire are revealed. Developed by Team Bondi (The Getaway), L.A. Noire is an open-world action-adventure game set in the City of Angels in 1947. Unlike previous Rockstar efforts, L.A. Noire exists in a real city, painstakingly recreated for historical accuracy. Don't expect the "shoot everyone" mentality of a Grand Theft Auto title -- this is something completely different."

"Rockstar Games is known for its ambitious projects, and L.A. Noire proves that the company’s reputation is safe. While the rumblings about the game have been heard for years, our world exclusive cover story is the only place you’ll be able to get concrete information on the gritty crime epic. Over the course of our 10-page feature we look at the game’s astonishing reconstruction of 1947 Los Angeles and learn how the team took on such a massive undertaking. We also talk to the team to se..."

L.A. Noire has been hidden away for many years now. Very little information has been revealed about that game and because of that rumors began to spread. Some speculating the game is canceled, a few even say that Rockstars new game The Agent is what is left of L.A. Noire. Well none of that is true and the developers Team Bondi have confirmed that the game is still in development.

""As part of our long standing relationship with Rockstar, and the incredible success for both companies with the cultural icon that is Grand Theft Auto, we've agreed to the PlayStation exclusive rights of the next great franchise from the Rockstar studios," Shorrock wrote."

Tom Crago, the president of the Game Developers' Association of Australia yesterday gave an overview of the development industry at GC Asia 2008. IGN luckily were there and gleaned a few details about L.A Noire. The project being developed by Team Bondi and published by Rockstar. According to him it is about a year from completion and coming to both the 360 and PS3. Though this has yet to be confirmed by the developers or publishers themselves.