Oct 9, 2007
We know what you're going to say. "I've not forgotten about Rockstar's Team Bondi-developed film noire detective adventure that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:was revealed in confusingly vague terms as long ago as October 2006, no doubt promising to surprise us with an unpredictable gameplay dynamic," b♈efore you frown and wonder, actually, what💞 that unpredictable gameplay dynamic might be. Well, it turns out it might not be so unpredictable after all.
Because, in fact, LA Noire will be a free-roaming action game set in Los Angeles circa 1947. Sort of like, you might ask, a Grand Theft Auto game set in 1947? This isn't at all unlikely, while obviously involving 🌜the clear departure from GTA's criminal instincts by casting you on the other side of the thin blue line. Though your fedora-toting private d𓄧ick probably isn't adverse to bending the lawinto the required shape.
But enough waffle, what꧙ about the facts? Here's a few titdbits revealed⭕ on an inexplicably in-the-loop blog called :
- It's a free-roaming, 1947-set, historically accurate game set in Los Angeles
- Developer Team Bondi has employed a costume designer for that accurate 40's look
- Side missions will follow actual cases pulled from the pages of 1947 newspapers
- One main character will be a US Marine
- and... Xbox 360 can't handle the sheer size of the game
We can't begin 𒈔to credit the background or reliability of the SGRSW blog, but the info all seems right. However, with LA Noire delayed until 2009, we're guessing Rock𓆉star won't be in a hurry to confirm the details any time soon.
