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[forever_noir_]

Rockstar should give L.A Noir another shot. Especially in this age of nostalgia bombing, it would go really well.

[Toma-]

Bully and LA Noire are two games that could’ve become massive franchises alongside GTA and RDR if Rockstar had just continued developing those franchises

[dhughesy]

If they made a sequel set in the 70’s or 80’s that would be unreal

[-sx]

I don't care what anybody says this game is Legendary

[NostalgiaNet]

I remember when they showed off the facial technology, it blew me away. Hopefully Rockstar makes a sequel.

[deboxmojave]

I dont understand people who complain about it not being an open world game. It has a beautiful, detailed world map that you can explore. You just cant murder randoms with guns or go bowling.. who cares.

[Rhbrehaut]

They actually used real Photos (some of the first city planning pictures of LA from a plane) as reference for the game. The city is almost an exact model of La from the time just scaled down

[alicobosboi]

I really hope we could see a sequel someday. That facial technology with modern day improvements to design and hardware would be awesome to see. It would definitely be more immersive.

[coolmr]

Love the atmosphere and feel of this game. Music is done so well and I dont think there are enough detective games like this

[glasgowblackchigowski]

i'd buy the sequel in a heartbeat, one of my all time favorite games

[noamias]

This timing is absolutely insane. I was literally watching the “revisiting odyssey” video you made and was typing up a comment recommending revisiting LA Noire when I got the notification that it was posted

[Shinjo_Ms]

What it's odd to me is that the game's price is always pretty high for how old it is. It still holds its price way more than games from 2-3 years ago. This would really deserve an ample sequel. The setting is awesome, the potential is huge and they can really go far with what tech offers nowadays.

[Garf_malarf]

I loved seeing Kurt fuller in this game. “Walk this way” gets me every time.

[ReallyBigDuck]

The issue is that Rockstar doesn't own LA Noire, the developer, who folded only a few months after, sold all assets to a movie studio

[BonzerMrT]

One of the best gaming experiences ever

[seanfitzgerald]

Just imagine a sequel... Call it New York noir, have it set in the 60's-70's, mafia still around, rise of crime, drugs, gangs. It was a interesting time in America.

[Dutchovenderlinde]

I always wanted to play but I never did until earlier this year. I’ve now played through it twice. It holds up so damn well 11 years later. Please, Rockstar, make another one!

[LeThougLiphe]

I remember when I played it on PC, I used a bind to cap and uncap the framerate. The visuals still to this day are incredibly impressive. I miss stylized games.

[garretta]

I’m replaying this game again right now and it’s unbelievable how much potential is there in the game. I’m BEGGING for someone to take advantage of modern facial capture, the kind of granular detail that you can find in this, Red Dead 2, and even Shenmue and create another wonderful, dark, morally gray detective story.

[oneAndyHicks]

People seem to forget the real masters behind L.A. Noire, Team Bondi. Rockstar actually had nothing to do with the development of L.A. Noire, they only published it and took all the credit, even on the covers and box art. The only time when Team Bondi is clearly stated is in the opening credits and when you load the game and see the legal terms and logos in a 1940s style cinematic.
Since Rockstar games only published it meant Team Bondi outright owned it. Even after Team Bondi closed, the rights are still with Brendan McNamara so Rockstar could never make a sequel. And before anybody mentions the VR version, McNamara and his new company made that.