Real Life L.A. Noire – watch more funny videos
Funny or Die is usually the domain of hilarious, slightly self-indulgent celeb vids (although Between Two Ferns is awesome), but this L.A. Noire parody video is genuinely quite funny.
Rockstar has a new $US4 case for L.A. Noire players to solve, and it’ll be out next week. Along with the official trailer, here’s the official summary:
We all know that Cole Phelps is a borderline schizophrenic with homocidal tendencies – but have we been overlooking Cole Phelps’ true hidden talents?
Fresh from the vivisection they performed on EA Sports and Peter Moore (which Moore himself quoted on our Twitter feed Thursday), the kids of South Park turned their attention to L.A. Noire in Thursday night’s episode, in which Stan battles chronic cynicism – aka “Internet commenter’s syndrome”.
I can’t quite grasp how to explain this – but L.A. Noire is easily the most frustrating video game that I have continued to play. On some level I think I play in a bizarre attempt to find its redeeming feature – a reason to love it. My plan was to finish the game, then write something that covers my experience – but after reading Tom Bissell’s extensive piece about L.A. Noire, which addresses practically every concern and issue I have with the game, I don’t think I need to. Thanks for that Tom!
Over 100 names are missing from L.A. Noire’s credits. Folks who contributed to the massive seven year development of the game have been neglected, or merely given a special thanks mention at the end. In order to combat this, those involved have created the lanoirecredits website – which shows an extended list of credits including those who were initially left out.
Rockstar and Team Bondi have more cases for L.A. Noire gamers to play soon. One, Reefer Madness, surely involves a wacky weed of some sort. The other involves the explosion you see above (well, you’d see it if not for that darn age-gate).
