What Gamespot Users have to say about L.A. Noire
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Rating:7
Niet slecht, maar weinig keuze
Leuk spel, niet makkelijk om mensen in te schatten. Weinig vrije spelkeuze en uiteindelijk makkelijk uit te spelen. Spel zit wel knap in elkaar door de leuke verhaallijn. Tussen opdrachten zijn ook fijn, maar weder... Read Full Review
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Rating:3
Fails in every way
L.A Noire was one of my most anticipated games of 2011. I was really looking forward to cracking cases and exploring L.A and returning to my favorite genre, the adventure game but the gameplay falls flat. The graphics l... Read Full Review
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Rating:8
A flashy tale of whodunit comes alive in the streets of L.A. Noire with plenty of style and pizazz
L.A. Noire achieves what many thought was not possible for an open world video game, not have the player kill everyone in sight and still be fun. Rockstar is best known for its Grand Theft Auto franchise which does exact... Read Full Review
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Rating:7
Good - but not great...
I feel really bad about giving this game just a 7, but the moment I finished it, the first thing that went through my mind is - good, but not great. Then when I came here, I saw that 7 - was Good and 8 - was Great, and ... Read Full Review
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Rating:10
My L.A. Noire experience (no spoilers)
I remember watching the first teaser / trailer of L.A. Noire and was astounded by the richness and quality. I love the 1940s and after watching the Michael Mann film Public Enemies (2009), my hype for L.A. Noire went ou... Read Full Review
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Rating:6.5
Good at some points but doesn't live up to its hype due to the repetitive gameplay.
L.A. Noire, published by Rockstar was one of the most anticipated games of 2011. L.A. Noire provides you with a unique responsibility; to take on the role of the LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department). As you take on th... Read Full Review
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Rating:8.5
L.A. Noire is a gem of a game and should be commended for its originality, but it's bogged down by repetition.
You start the game by playing as Cole Phelps, an officer of the law in the setting of 1940's LA. Upon starting the game, there aren't any real tutorials to hinder the gameplay and the game itself plunges you into its imm... Read Full Review
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Rating:9.5
Outstanding
L.A. Noire is different. It's not like most video games developed by Rockstar. You don't play the outlaw running wild, free to kill, steal, and cause destruction. You're a cop. A good cop at that, determined to restore o... Read Full Review
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Rating:8.5
A thrilling police procedural, powered by astounding experimental facial technology.
From the now-defunct Team Bondi comes L.A. Noire. Utilizing the very-most advanced facial technology, they were able to bring Cole Phillips rise to glory to life, with very-well done facial acting, as well as phenomenal ... Read Full Review
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Rating:4
This detective drama is backed by awesome technology but a boring story and lackluster gameplay elements hold it back.
L.A. Noire is one of those games where the first few hours are absolutely amazing. The facial animations are awesome, the characters are interesting, and the mechanics are fresh enough that you still find them engaging. ... Read Full Review
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