GamesRadar - L.A. Noire

L.A. Noire cast of characters revealed (News)

Oct 26, 2009

Well, it seems like the project has hit another milestone. According to numerous different twitter accounts, Rockstar held auditions earlier today for both voice acting and motion capture. In addition to that, character descriptions for several of the characters were also provided by RockStar to help performers get into character. The descriptions flesh out a good deal of what to expect from the game, so beware of spoilers before checking that out.

Team Bondi to showcase art of LA Noire at GCAP '09 (News)

Oct 26, 2009

VG247: Looks like a LA Noire reveal is coming closer and closer.

The game will be talked about at a Australian gaming event, GCAP '09, where developer of the game Team Bondi and the studio's Ben Brudenell will be holding a session at the event entitled "Recreating LA – The Art of LA Noire".

Actors tweets confirm ongoing development of LA Noire (News)

Oct 26, 2009

VG247: LA Noire's development is still ongoing, apparently.

In fact, Rockstar has decided they're going to audtion actors for roles in the game, both in voice acting and mo-cap, according to tweets that have been picked up.

LA Noire Coming Along Splendidly, More Details Coming Soon (News)

Sep 28, 2009

You don't hear much about 1940s crime thriller L.A. Noire these days but don't think that means that it's in limbo. Publisher Rockstar Games says the game's development is going well.

Rumour - LA Noire slated for release on PS3, 360 and PC (News)

Sep 7, 2009

VG247:

Treat this as rumour for now, but if a LinkedIn CV of Senior Lightning Artist at Team Bondi Carl Ross is correct, it seems that the long overdue LA Noire is slated for release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

This is what it says on his profile:

"Team Bondi - August 2007 - Present
LA Noire - Senior Artist, Lighting.
PS3, 360, PC"

We'll check in with Rockstar about this and see if they'll bite on this one.

Take-Two describes L.A. Noir as 'innovative' and 'exciting' (News)

Sep 2, 2009

Take-Two boss Ben Feder has touched on the development of Rockstar's elusive L.A. Noir, confirming that the long-delayed mystery romp is still very much in the works and promises to be highly innovative.

Speaking during the company's Q3 earnings call yesterday, Feder stated that game hasn't been canned but wasn't quite ready to divulge any further information on the project.

"Nothing to announce today. When we have more to announce we will announce it. We're continuing to develop it. We think it's pretty exciting and innovative, and when we have more to share we'll share it," he said.

When quizzed as to whether or not Rockstar San Diego are working on the title, Feder simply replied, "It's handled by Rockstar." Last time we checked, L.A. Noir was pencilled in for release on 'next generation' platforms, having previously been touted as a PlayStation 3 exclusive.

PSU will bring you more on the game as it breaks.

Rockstar insists L.A. Noire is still in development (News)

Aug 27, 2009

Nick @ PS3Center writes:

Rockstar held a presentation behind closed doors at the GamesCom convention at Cologne last week. The main focus was their titles planned for fiscal 2009, including The Ballad of Gay Tony, GTA: Chinatown Wars PSP, and Red Dead Redemption, which are under embargo until September 22.

However, they did mention L.A. Noire, specifically reinforcing that the title was still under development.

12 games you might never play (Feature)

Apr 24, 2009

Remember how great StarCraft: Ghost was going to be? Sorry, it’s dead. It’s not uncommon for games to be cancelled. It usually happens like this: A game is announced, we hear nothing about it for years, then buried somewhere in a press release about another game we find a note that mentions that it has been “indefinitely delayed,” which actually means “permanently delayed.” And that’s it, we never hear about it again. ...

Rumor: L.A. Noire in development for Xbox 360? (News)

Apr 18, 2009

Quentyn from AnalogHype.com writes: Buzz and talk surrounding the (once-thought) Playstation 3 exclusive game LA Noire has been silenced, for one reason or another. It was brought to our attention recently, however, that the development team (Team Bondi) is still actively working on the game, suggesting that more people are needed to speed up the development of this title.

The Team Bondi site also still suggests that the game is coming out for more than one platform, as information about the game indicates on their site.

Additionally, a sharesholders conference-call held a while ago suggests that LA Noire was most likely coming to the Xbox 360 as well, and that "It is being developed for next-generation systems." All signs seem to be pointing to multiplatform, but nothing is official yet.

Take Two 2009 Line-Up: Where's L.A. Noire? (News)

Dec 23, 2008

There's still no sign of the once PS3 exclusive L.A. Noire. It's hiding somewhere, but we might have to wait one more year. And then there's that secret Rockstar game...maybe Take Two don't even know about that one.

L.A. Noire the Most Expensive Game in Development? (News)

Sep 22, 2008

Edge writes: "Rockstar's crime thriller L.A. Noire "could be the biggest budget videogame in development anywhere in the world", according to Tom Crago, the CEO of Tantalus and the president of the Game Developers' Association of Australia.

"It would certainly... in terms of console titles, be in the top ten... L.A. Noire is a massive, massive project," Crago said at GC Asia 2008.

Earlier this year Rockstar producer Leslie Benzies estimated that GTA IV cost the company approximately $100 million to create, a figure which, if correct, would currently make it the most expensive game ever, topping the $70 million plus development budget for Sega's Dreamcast title Shenmue."

L.A. Noire: A Year Off and No Longer PS3 Exclusive? (News)

Sep 19, 2008

Crago confirmed that "it's got - I'd suggest - another year or so to go". He also mentioned that it "could be the biggest budget videogame in development anywhere in the world. It would certainly... in terms of console titles, be in the top ten... LA Noire is a massive massive project."

And last, but by no means least, he mentioned that the game is coming to PS3 and 360 - up until now the title has only been confirmed for PS3. We'll let you know as soon as we can get independent confirmation from either Team Bondi or Rockstar.

Take Two's Conference Over (News)

Jul 16, 2008

So Take Two's conference has to come to an end and a few of Rockstar's titles made appearences including a brief montage of GTA IV, Bully and L.A. Noire, a new trailer of Midnight Club: LA and a brief teaser of the new Red Dead Revolver 2 game.

Rumor: L.A. Noire trailer to be shown tomorrow (News)

Jul 14, 2008

Rockstar Games has disclosed little information about its upcoming title, which has been announced for the PlayStation 3. However, a new trailer and details may be released at Sony's E3 press conference Tuesday.

Rockstar: No new information on LA Noire (News)

Jun 5, 2008

Rockstar's told videogaming247 that LA Noire's off-limits at the moment, with no further details up for grabs.

New LA Noire details emerge, could be on 360? (News)

Mar 20, 2008

New information regarding Rockstar's L.A Noire has emerged, hinting that the PS3-exclusive title could come to the Xbox 360 after all. According to rumours, since the title is no longer being funded by Sony there is every possibility of the detective game coming to Microsoft's console. Previous reports hinted that the game was simply too big to fit on a DVD, but they were quickly debunked. The rumours went to claim a number of other details ...

PS3 scoops L.A. Noire exclusive (News)

Aug 3, 2007

Little is known about L.A. Noire except what you can take from the trailer, but it looks like the game is only coming to the PS3. And this isn't the recently revealed PS3 exclusive either... The game's described as an "interactive detective story set in the classic noir period of the late 1940s," presumably before highways, E3 (RIP) and illegal hotdog vendors that now plague the streets of The City of ...

Rockstar leaves us in the dark (News)

Oct 6, 2006

This first full length trailer for L.A. Noire, Rockstar's next-gen private-eye adventure, isn't about to satisfy our appetite for gameplay details, but you can already sense the game's atmospheric credentials. From the trailer's street chase to the prickly jazz soundtrack to the "nothing to see here" cop attitude, L.A. Noire is looking suspiciously like L.A. Confidential. Hit the Movies tab now to see the ...

L.A. Noire - trailer (Video)

Oct 6, 2006

A detective noir thriller from the combined creators of Grand Theft Auto and The Getaway, L.A. Noire promises the gritty crime and corruption we expect in a classic setting we totally didn't.

L.A. Noire (Screenshots)

Oct 6, 2006

Rockstar's LA Noire exposed (News)

Sep 26, 2006

Monday 25 September 2006 Rockstar Games has lifted the lid on its latest project, LA Noire - a next-gen crime thriller that the publisher is billing as 'an interactive detective story set in the classic noir period of the late 1940s'. Developed by Australian-based studio, Team Bondi (which was founded by Brendan McNamara, director of Sony's cockney flavoured gangsta-'em-up, The Getaway), LA Noire promises a deadly cocktail of action and sleuthing as it invites the player into its open-ended ...

Rockstar unveils next gen crime saga (News)

Sep 25, 2006

When bad boy publisher Rockstar announces anything, the gaming world tends to stop whatever it's doing and take notice. Whether it's a report on what they had for breakfast that morning or the revelation of an entirely new game, we want to know all about it. So imagine our delight upon discovering that - this morning, anyway - it was the latter. The company has unveiled its plans to publish L.A. Noire, a 1940's Los Angeles-set crime thriller, for next generation platforms. The press release's ...

L.A. Noire - teaser (Video)

Sep 25, 2006

A detective noir thriller from the combined creators of Grand Theft Auto and The Getaway, L.A. Noire promises the gritty crime and corruption we expect in a classic setting we totally didn't.

L.A. Noire - edited teaser (Video)

Sep 25, 2006

A detective noir thriller from the combined creators of Grand Theft Auto and The Getaway, L.A. Noire promises the gritty crime and corruption we expect in a classic setting we totally didn't.