The problem with this impressive technology is that while it lent the cast of L.A. The good stays good and the less good stays the same As such, this lent the various characters in the game a look bordering on photorealism that other games just didn’t have. Noire was the use of MotionScan, a then cutting-edge animation technology that allowed artists and character modellers to accurately simulate an almost infinite amount of different facial expressions and nuances that character models in other games simply couldn’t match. Noire from the house that Grand Theft Auto built serves to reinforce the notion that more games should explore this artistically fertile time in America’s history.Įmboldening the cast of L.A. There’s just no setting quite like it and the timely re-emergence of L.A. Noire lay in its deliciously realised noir setting and in particular, the excellent performances of the denizens who inhabit its glossy, smoke-filled cabaret bars and dingy, rain speckled alleyways. Noire in 2011 and now in 2017, that statement is one that still rings true.įrom examining articles of evidence at a crime scene, to making notes in your trusty pocketbook to consulting with other on duty police officers and detectives, building your case and then pursuing an admission of guilt remains an evergreen thrill and one that has not been dulled in the slightest by the passage of time.Įlsewhere, much of the allure of L.A. In short, there was nothing quite like L.A.
A third-person, open-world detective adventure, progress is made through the game by taking on investigative cases that require a mixture of chasing down suspects, searching for clues, interrogating potential wrongdoers and, of course, engaging in some old-fashioned gunplay with those folks who’d prefer to be taken dead rather than alive.
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