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The Good

The Bad

The Ugly

Developers (Headquarters)

• Team Bondi (Sydney, Australia)
• Rockstar Leeds (Leeds, UK)

Pros :

• The story, Damn....Based on some real life stories.
• 1947 America....I am always fascinated by the golden age of America....I wish I were there.
• Motion Capture...Damn..You will be surprised seeing suspect's expression when they are lying.
• The Cars. I am not a car enthusiast but all those classic cars give me chills
• The game texture was great
• 40 Street Crimes aka side missions.....Each of them is too short but fun
• Press 2 to 'Doubt'....lol
• So Many clues....You need them to interrogate people
• You need high patience. If you are an adult but you don't have the patience, this is not for you.
• Bang for buck....Get this on a sale

Cons :

• Fu**ing social club. I just hate this crap.
• You may not load your save if you are not logged in to the social crap. I had to face some issues.
• Unoptimized...You may not even open the game in your high rig. There is a simple way for 1st timers to open the game.
• I had to face several crashes...Damn
• Several Glitches
• Capped at 30 fps. If you manage to uncap, then some missions will break AFAIK.
• The Graphics is not that good compared to GTA 4 though the texture was great.
• Patience. Yes it's a pro as well as a con.
• PS4 & XBOXone has remaster but PC doesn't...WTF...

L.A. Noire

Story

• The city of Los Angeles is beautifully recreated to the smallest detail, providing a full-sized version of the city as it was in 1947, with rich environments and key landmarks that will make you feel as you were in LA for real. From the guns to the characters and the stories, this smells like 1947 from miles away, integrating you into that scenery from the first moments you step into the game and constantly keeping you there with the ingenuity and drama of each case that is brought to you.
• Starting with your partners from each desk that you'll be reassigned to where characters like Roy or Galloway steal the show with their unique personalities that come alive into the game due to the unbelievable realism and ending with less important characters like each of the suspects in your case or even the victims, all of the characters have their exact place in LA Noire, and it has never felt so real. Apart from the main story which includes over 20 different cases, there are also 40 different secondary missions that come presented as emergency calls as you'll be informed about them via the police channel, allowing you to set them as your new destination and get away from the cases routine for a while. LA Noire tells so many stories that it's hard even to remember them all, starting with each case or quick event that usually has suspects and victims and ending with stories like Cole's war conflicts or the stories in the newspapers that are meant to explain some of the events from the main story a little further.

Gameplay

• The other unique thing that makes LA Noire a believable detective experience is the clue searching, as most of the locations you visit will have a certain number of clues that you can discover, helping you solve the case easier or get to a new location or another person; All of the information regarding the case can be accessed from Cole's notebook, displaying your information about suspects, locations and clues that you find at any time using the Back button.
• Driving is another important factor of LA Noire, as you'll need a car to travel from a location to another of the city, especially since the entire city is recreated in the game, but if you're not the driving type you can make your partner drive for you instead.

Graphics

• The 1947 city of LA was created in full scale, bringing even the smallest roads and alleys into the game for you to explore and opening up amazing possibilities for each case to unfold as you'll travel all across the city through the story. The car damage effects are astonishing and realistic, making driving safely an important part of the LAPD cop, as apart from the moral duty of protecting the property, a damaged car will function less efficiently and each penny that you cost the state will be deducted from you at the end of the case, resulting in a lower number of stars.

Soundtrack/Audio

Conclusion

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