I ended up locking Rooney in Moller case because when I came back to talk to Moller there was actually no option to start a conversation and charge him, I could walk around the room but the square button didn't appear so I had to go with Rooney.
yeah same, i have a feeling i could finish it next week, hoping new DLC will be available for extra casesI hope they are going to release plenty of DLCs because it's a great game, I have already solved 11 out of 21 cases so I imagine I will complete the game next week and there will be nothing to do with it untill they give us new cases. So far this has been the best Rockstar game I have played.
L.A. Noire on Xbox 360 covers a whopping three game discs, but according to Team Bondi writer and director Brendan McNamara, the count could have been "four or five or six". "We've always been called stupidly ambitious," McNamara told Gamespot in a video interview. "Along with Rockstar we make very big games." "It took a lot of effort to get down to three discs - I think we were on four or five or six at one point - and to get it onto one Blu-ray [for the PS3 version]. "We're pretty pleased that we got it down to that in the end," he went on, attributing the feat to "miraculous compression. It's the biggest map that we've done and that Rockstar have done, so there's a lot of detail in there, and also a lot of actor's performances - 21 hours worth." Last week, McNamara revealed that "two full desks" or mission sets had been cut from L.A. Noire during development, and might be published separately as downloadable content.
Different kind of games, both equally excellent. If you like vast open land with widely varying areas with alot more killing then Red Dead. If you like urban areas with more emphasis on reading people and detective work then LA Noire.I am in two minds over this. I have Red Dead Redemption just sitting in my game pile - I started it a while back but only played approx 30 mins. Which game is better, this or Red Dead?
That's what I have Fight Night forIt's unfortunate that it's not a game to play while drunk.
I full on suck at the interrogation
It starts off quite quick with the cases been really easy to fly through but it picks up I feel when you hit Detective particularly on Homicide (just finished so can't comment on Vice or Arson).struggling to get into this game, i´m hoping it will grow on me.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph! I might have to up my rate of playing to see the man ;DCaptain America from Generation Kill is in this![]()
exactly how i feel.Bah I finished it yesterday morning. Wish I could erase everything from my memory and play again![]()
If i remember rightly,As for the ending to the homicide:
It doesn't explain traces of blood that connected nearly all suspects to the crime scenes before, for example blood on Moller's shoes and work clothes. As interesting as it was, I think it was lacking some explanations, lazy writing.
I'd give it an 8.5, it's very good but the fact that the lipsync is so fantastic draws attention to the fact that most of the characters look blind, as if they're looking through you (that might just be me nitpicking).Marks out of ten for the game, folks?
Turn off the audio hints and it's not too hard at all, infact the hardest parts are the interrogations and choosing the right option. And yeah it's fun.Is this game any fun, then? I've seen a video or two, and it looks like my sort of thing. But I am worried about the whole audio clues thing. It just seems to make it too easy. I've heard that it's possible to turn it off? Does that in turn make it too hard?