Before I say anything else, I should say that this game needs a trigger warning. This game has violence, misogyny, racism, and sex crimes. Now, I'm one of those people that think reactions to violent video games is overblown. Just my 2 cents.

It doesn't even work. The most that will happen is the start screen will appear. Other than that the game is crap. Money not worth AT ALL!

First of all L.A. Noire is not a bad game but when their are so many other amazing games out there why buy just an ok game. I will list the positve and negatives of the game in my humble opinion to help you make your own decision. The above is my 2 cents.

Positive: 1.) The facial recognition technology is amazing; The game relies on you to pick up on facial clues to figure out if you suspect is telling the truth; 2.) The game looks beautiful 3.) The map within the game is big and allows you to freeing go where you want to

Negative: 1.) The game is tedious and searching for clues on your suspects faces can be pretty boring; 2.) The game does not have enough to do beyond the main missions; 3.) The game makes you basically run around in circles

I have played all( and I mean all) of the GTA and RDR games...this is by far the best...not just becuase of the facial expressions...but because of the gameplay.people have been complaining that you do the same things over and over again...that's true.

I got disappointed with this game. Being a rockstar title and because of the good reviews, I went ahead and bought the game. Unfortunately, after spending1 to 2 hours on it, I find myself getting bored. I only played the game once and never tried it again.

A modern day classic that's not all black and white Everytime Rockstar gives me an open world to explore, it comes at a hefty moral price. In order to experience such well crafted games of theirs, I'm pretty much forced to drag out my grittier side to appreciate said masterpiece.

Fantastic atmosphere conveyed in locations and aesthetic; Brilliant writing with several stories constantly interweaving and intriguing; Interview and clue gathering gameplay go hand in hand to create a tense experience

Little replay value unskippable segments should you wish for a better ranking on missions; Some minor graphical and technical glitches have seeped their way in

Nicholson Electroplating is like an extra spleen that's been cloned from the stem cells of L.A. Noire and grafted onto its armpit. Sure, it's a mighty fine spleen and all, but if you're just gonna stick it on there, don't be surprised when it fails to come alive. L.A.

L.A Noire one of the most anticipated game title for 2011 now available in stores. Before starting the review I would like to say that Team Bondi and Rockstar has incorporated each and every element required for L.A Noire to become this year's "Game of the Year".

It's an adult game – that rare thing – with a compelling, stylishly told story, and it actually has characters who have multiple layers. Its final stages are a little rushed and convoluted but it runs to a natural and fitting conclusion for the genre.

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