Buckethead said:That old logo is crappy.
I don't like it too much either. I think it's going for a 40's-50's car logo look.
It fits the setting, but I still don't like it. Meh.
Buckethead said:That old logo is crappy.
storl026 said:I don't like it too much either. I think it's going for a 40's-50's car logo look.
It fits the setting, but I still don't like it. Meh.
JetBlackPanda said:I have been in the car for 13 hours on a drive.. is there any new info that has come out today to make me keep my 360 pre order and not move to PS3?
Thanks guys!
Aspiring said:Im hoping someone breaks street date in Australia. I need this game. I ended up downloading the first 15 minutes and all it did was make the wait harder. There was no spoilers or anything, just enough to see the game is going to be amazing. Also i have just found out fro EB, that is australia pre order numbers were too low to justify a midnight launch. So that sucks on two levels!
bakeray said:The game has hit newsgroups and p2p.. I'm sure there will be a boatload of info out within the next couple of days.
GlamFM said:Crap. I hate it when that happens.
Sethos said:I love it, maybe we'll get our graphical comparison soon then - Just waiting to cancel either one of my orders before they are shipped.
Readability is the most important thing in marketing.Luigi87 said:That may be why they changed it -- people would perhaps associate the game more with cars than detective work.
state_vector_collapse said:I was thinking the same thing. Pretty crappy of them offering pre-order bonuses to ensure good early sales, but still not have released any details of graphical differences despite it being out in a handful of days.
Appollowexx said:There are vitually no developers in the world that would reveal graphical deficencies in their titles running on a certain platform, it's bad for business. Especially Rockstar, who always seem to just say - it's running great on both (even when there are big gaps in quality). Bayonetta was even the same, where the developer just mentioned the PS3 version was coming along nicely!
But wait a few days after release and you can bet we'll have our DF comparison.
Sethos said:After? Pfsct, need to know before orders are shipped out
Appollowexx said:Well I'm playing on PS3 which ever turns out to be superior (PCS3 gamer), however I'm pretty sure there won't be any glaring differences, and almost certain they'll be on par with minor but non issue differences in specific areas dependant of the strengths of each box.
Doubt we'll get any kind of detailed comparison reports before friday at the earliest to be honest though.
There are cases inspired by real cases as well as cases seen in classic film noir films.Ratrat said:Has Rockstar outright said they were taking inspiration from LA Confidential?
Opus Angelorum said:I don't see it mentioned in the OP, does anyone know when the review embargo ends?
I like this idea.Gorgon said:This game would be a good template for a Blade Runner game. Just add the Voit-Kampf test to the interrogation gameplay, make the city futuristic and let us drive a flying car instead. Perfect Blade Runner game.
Sorry, but I just couldn't hold myself from speculating.
Just a reminder this is a Team Bondi joint, though I don't know if Rockstar had any part in the development. Did they ever say?Ratrat said:Has Rockstar outright said they were taking inspiration from LA Confidential?
Gorgon said:This game would be a good template for a Blade Runner game. Just add the Voit-Kampf test to the interrogation gameplay, make the city futuristic and let us drive a flying car instead. Perfect Blade Runner game.
Sorry, but I just couldn't hold myself from speculating.
INDIGO_CYCLOPS said:Just a reminder this is a Team Bondi joint, though I don't know if Rockstar had any part in the development. Did they ever say?
Ratrat said:Has Rockstar outright said they were taking inspiration from LA Confidential?
.Houli1975 asks... What novelists inspired L.A. Noire? The trailer feels very James Ellroy. Any other crime novelists? Dennis Lehane? Raymond Chandler? Dashiell Hammett?
Brendan McNamara: I have two favorite living American writers: James Elroy for his unbelievable plotting and for reinventing modern dialogue and James Lee Burke for his incredible prose. As a teenager growing up I read a lot of Chandler, Hammett and Joseph Cain. L.A. Noire attempts to pay homage to all of these great influences and bring a contemporary lens to this incredibly rich era.
Benedict said:You all know about the review at guardian.Co.uk?
It's been embargoed and taken down, but can be reached via google.
INDIGO_CYCLOPS said:Just a reminder this is a Team Bondi joint, though I don't know if Rockstar had any part in the development. Did they ever say?
Nowoodsey1982 said:Is that the one that says it has a load if flaws, terrible streaming of the world etc? Don't know if I should trust it or not..
woodsey1982 said:Is that the one that says it has a load if flaws, terrible streaming of the world etc? Don't know if I should trust it or not..
The Albatross said:I watched the Black Dahlia last night, just to get some added background on that murder. What a crappy movie.
Nothing about this game says LA confidential to me other then the fact that its the same setting, this isnt vice city that clearly rips off movies in every way possible, sure.. there are things that are similar but i would say this is real noire films "the game", LA Conf wasnt the first movie to introduce witnesses, crime scenes and tracking down/questioning, that movie actually didn't have a whole lot of that.ColonialRaptor said:Just watched LA Confidential and it just blew my hype level for this game through the damn roof!
It wouldn't be a stretch to say that this game seems like LA Confidential 'The Game'. Everything is so similar, from the way it seems like the crime scenes are investigated, to the way in which witnesses are questioned after a case, to the point of tracking down the perp and then questioning and charging them.
I REALLY REALLY HOPE that they give us different choices as to the way to solve a case.
Such as - if we can't gather enough evidence to convict someone and they get out of custody you can just go and pop a cap in them because you know that they're guilty.
If it has the possibility of delivering swift justice like that... well, I will cry tears of joy.
styl3s said:Nothing about this game says LA confidential to me other then the fact that its the same setting, this isnt vice city that clearly rips off movies in every way possible, sure.. there are things that are similar but i would say this is real noire films "the game", LA Conf wasnt the first movie to introduce witnesses, crime scenes and tracking down/questioning, that movie actually didn't have a whole lot of that.
ColonialRaptor said:Yes, it was mainly developed by Team Bondi, but it was co-developed by Rockstar. I think since RDR was finished a lot more of Rockstars resources was put into LA Noire as well.
But, it's primarily team bondi. Could be 70/30 or 80/20 we will never really know.
The usual spot that sells early said it'd probably be Monday, but I got a few Brooklyn spots that will hopefully receive theirs today. I'll know in a few more hours and let you know. -crosses fingersManos: The Hans of Fate said:So has anyone heard of places in the NY/NJ area that might be getting copies in today?
Kolgar said:Totally. You'd be better served Googling up some info on the case. Fascinatingly disturbing, particularly the crime photos.
I've the PS3 version ordered and I too eagerly await comparisons!
Edit: Just Googled the crime scene photos. Strike what I said. It's not fascinatingly disturbing, it's tragically sad and perverse.
Tendo said:Any word on performance differences from 360/PS3 yet? I don't care about 3 discs, just the prettiest/smoothest running version.
Aspiring said:Is this case in the game?
Radogol said:Yes. Kind of. Not quite. But sort of.
Aspiring said:I wonder how it will be handled given no killer was ever found.