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I don't understand it, I don't speak English so I don't understand it perfectly

He said "assaulted" but it sounds like " a salted" like a salted peanut.

@@americangangster1911 Ahhh, I already said that something seemed similar to me hahahaha

CALIFORNIA STATE AND REAL GERMANY L.A. NOIRE AND GTA 5 THE REAL GERMAN GLOBALIST EMPIRE = CALIFORNIA STATE IS SO BIG.....YUP

You think the cars in cyberpunk were 'well designed'?

Rockstar didn’t make the game though they just published as well as financed, hence owning the rights now. Similar to their involvement with the first two Max Payne, being just a publisher.

johnny car was a 911 but i can understand why you would get them mixed up porches of that era all looks the same lmao

​@@JohnDaubSuperfan369as the design concious guy, I'll admit yeah.. 80% of The car on the C-Punk looks somewhat odd and fugly. But that's the point. They wanted to make it vaguely familiar, yet so alien/Dystopian. Really draw a lot of inspiration from blade runner. Well the 80's version of retro futurism. And all of them looks rugged, like it were designed for Millitary. Ah, If I'm not wrong the game most influential fashion dubbed as "Neo Millitarism"

It's also a lot cheaper to secure rights to use old models of cars since they're not circulated by the manufacturer anymore

The map is a 1:1 scale of Downtown L.A, definitely not small. You can find a street in the game and it's there in real life too, pretty impressive.

NO it is way bigger than GTA 5 traversal. LA Noire does not get the credit for this. The map of noire is bigger than even mafia 2 games. The draw distance is absolutely amazing. You can see individual cars moving from far away if you are on a hill or something.

Yeah it's kinda big if anything and regarding the draw distance you can see city hall all the way from Hollywood especially in the remaster. Though when you drive fast you can see it rendering parts of the map in the distance.

LA noire map is very huge and considering its all a city it is one of the biggest if not the biggest city ever created in game. GTA V city is much smaller even GTA IV city is max 1/2 or less the size of LA Noire city.

Wrong

So, a Deluxo Mk II

@@ItzzzBeamo We need this, maybe in a michael mission where we help him produce a back to the future parody which takes us to LA NOIRE

Alright, I can help myself, but seriously mate? This has got to be the most awesome idea I've read in years. Connecting two incredible games via a delorean. Absolutely brilliant. Now my mind is thinking about it. Two thumbs up, I love this idea so much.

This is actually a brilliant way of crossing 2 different map worlds. This is something a game designer would say, say that as one.

@@random2307 gta6 will have delorean mode that takes you back to Vice CIty 1986

Mostly Art Deco

Yeah it took us a long time to master that feel to the game! We’re glad you enjoyed it!

@@jrsthesedays925 Nice try, you’re not a dev

@@VOTE_REFORM_UK ummm yes I am

Same here. Mafia included.

I like to imagine La noire is one of those old movies Michael watches sitting on the couch

I remember hearing a trailer for a movie named Dragon Brain on the radio of GTA IV, and a character mentions the state of California in that trailer. So, California coexists in the HD Universe, besides San Andreas.

The LAPD Ad Vice unit of LA Noire would become the LSPD CRASH unit of GTA San Andreas. Units of dirty cops trying to control the flow of drugs, and who have a reputation for being rougher on suspects than the rest of LA/LSPD.

​@@DiegoBanger208It doesn't.

you want bully 2 and manhunt 3? sorry we have only shark cards in stock

También haría falta un remaster, de, The Warriors, Bully, Red dead revólver, trilogía Max Paine. L.A Noire lo tengo desde hace un mes en mi casa completamente nuevo y precintado en la versión de PS4

Red đea redemption 2 IS their true potential.

​@@MrVoland44 Lame one

The atmosphere in the game made me wish I could just jump into my TV and visit that world.

it makes sense LA Noire was released in 2011 GTA V began early production in 2008 so it definitely from a development standpoint some parts seem to be reused

It's based on the Midnight Club Los Angeles map. That game came out in 2008 and there's so many parts of that map that are a spitting image of the GTA V map.

But Midnight Club Los Angeles was released in 2008 and that map is actually closer to the GTA V map then the LA Noire map.

GTA V started production in 2009 LA Noire already was in the works by that time

@@MattyIce316Rockstar didn’t make LA Noire though, they only published.

Yeah but at this rate we will be old men by the time that happens, if that ever happens. I feel like Red Dead Redemption 3 will come next after GTA 6 but that's just a guess.

@@americangangster1911 We already got Rdr 2 recently. And I know that GTA is a face title of Rockstar so they keep on releasing that but I think now is the perfect time for LA. Noire 2 after GTA VI. Rockstar also release PS4 version with many improvements which means they haven't forgotten about the game yet.

​@Billioncompany786 unfortunately a new LA Noire will probably never come, because the creators behind it, Team Bondi, broke up a while ago

@@Austin-5098 Rockstar still owns the rights, I never said Team Bondi should make the sequel. I'm pretty sure Rockstar can themselves do that, Also Rockstar Remastered LA Noire in 2017 Remember ?

​​@@Billioncompany786well things aren't so easy bud. Let me break it down for you. The team behind the development of L.A. Noire, Team Bondi was shut down shortly after the release of the game and the assets of the studio were sold out to another Australian studio KMM Interactive. Most people who worked in Team Bondi moved to work for KMM Interactive Entertainment. This was when they were working on a prequel to L.A. Noire, called "Wh*re of the Orient". Unfortunately the game was shelved and KMM Interactive Entertainment would also shut down sometime in 2013. Adding more insult to the injury is that L.A. Noire didn't break records for R* to create a sequel. Remember they used a proprietary facial capture technology that cost millions and yet the game flopped despite critical acclaim. And R* has plenty of franchises to be worried about like GTA, Red Dead and Bully(a potential franchise). With R* taking years to develop and release a game unlike the 2000s, they'll only pick games that are so well received from not just critics but also the audience. So no R* won't develop a sequel/prequel for L.A. Noire. The remastered version didn't bring anything new other than the ability to play the game in 4k and have it ported to 8th gen consoles(PS4 and Xbox One) and the Nintendo Switch. Nothing much. However, not all of them are bad news. Brendan McNamara the founder of the studio Team Bondi, who wrote, directed and led the development of L.A. Noire later founded a studio named "Video Games Deluxe". This studio was the one behind the development of L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files, and is now working on GTA San Andreas VR remake for Meta Quest(or maybe it was quietly cancelled). This shows that McNamara still has ties to R* and it's possible that this studio can develop a sequel for L.A. Noire 2 with R* publishing the title.

Fo sho

I know right. There really is something special about the feeling an atmosphere of L.A. Noire.

Rockstar didn't make LA Noire, it was Team Bondi

@@BigPSFredoRockstar published the game and then bought the rights to the game and all of its assets when Team Bondi went under L.A Noire can be called a rockstar game

​@@BigPSFredoBut they helped a lot with its development.

Also Midnight Club 2

And True Crime: Streets of LA

​@@userxd5897it's not a rockstar game

Gta 1 as well

Midnight club los angeles

Thanks, yeah the L.A. Noire map is pretty impressive with it's scale and attention to detail. You might like this video as well kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9CAmsty2sW2cnU.html it compares L.A. Noire locations to real life.

It would be expensive, the map would have to be expanded to a huge size because it has to be the city of Los Angeles at a 1:1 scale, but there is already a similar mod called "GTA 5 L.A Revo"

Idk, rockstar took down an rdr1 map convert project and it’s since been abandoned because of fear rockstar might sue

How much?

I think that's an awful idea. Most of the charm and pizazz of L.A. Noire is the 1947-1948 atmosphere, everything being brand new and clean, all the old vehicles and technology and less than 5 years after the end of WW2. When you strip basically everything that made L.A. Noire special, you take away a lot of it's best elements.

Especially way before Trevor was born.

@@THEMOECOOPERSHOWTM 😂 dat boi a Savage

1948

@@lucask4377 47

I'd rather a Chicago Noire.

That would be pretty cool actually. To be honest, they could always just take one of their games out of the USA at some point. I mean most of RDR1 takes place in 1910s Mexico, and GTA London on the PS1 takes place in London during the 1960s. They are a British-based developer, so I don't quite get why their so worried about taking their games outside of America. That would give endless possibilities, I can imagine an LA Noire-esc game in Great Britain, or a GTA in Canada. Take it to an unusually seen location in gaming, a city never used in GTA before. They can't just keep reusing Liberty City, Vice City, San Andreas, because eventually that pattern is just gonna get stale.

@@koolaid33 A real Miami counterpart would be nice thou. LA Noire has its charm because of its history with Hollywood and the noir genre. Perhaps a South American location would be cool. Heck, give me Tokyo!

Then someone would make a similar video comparing it to GTA VI map (Vice City) if that ever happens

GTA 5 is supposed to look rugged and "new" with the times. I'm not sure why you wouldn't play it again simply because you saw another game that did the area it takes place in differently. Canonically, they are separated by nearly 70 years, so making the GTA 5 Los Santos look like L.A. Noire would've never made sense. Even then, they are in totally different universes, NOT connected. This video was just supposed to compare them since Rockstar made and published both.

@@koolaid33 it's because LA Noire is Like Goodfellas and GTA is like American Pie

which do you think is more worth la noire for 20 euros or gta trilogy for 30 euros

@@joao_almeida2265La noir

but GTA 5 feels more like actual LA if you've ever been there

@@edrrrkit’s almost like we aren’t in the 40s anymore 🤔🤔

​@@joao_almeida226520€?? I just buy on eBay L.A. Noire for PS3 at 15€, i was impressed of the graphics considering it's a 2011 game for the PS3.

Yes, really hammers in that noire feeling.

It really does!

is that an actual mode? if so i had no idea

@@matty6878 yes, you can activate the black and white mode in the options menu

Yeah it's definitely a possibility I'll do something like that in the future

Why nails

@@Name-tn3md his voice so zesty

there are construction roadblocks

Yeah it just reminded me of MacArthur Park.

@@americangangster1911 it is still a lake comparison so it does work..i thought of that after my comment..one lake to another comparison..still a great video. i never played l.a. noire but watched playthroughs...i hope rockstar will do this again, maybe set in early/mid 90's los angeles with gang cops and homicide detectives...from rodney king riots to the OJ chase and trial, that was a crucial period for LAPD and the feel would be like a cop side remake of gta san andreas. hip hop classics, the CRASH unit of LAPD, if simply 90's based it could even work in the north hollywood shootout...maybe even feel like a more modern True Crime streets of LA, minus the asian gangs! or set in 80's feel like the movie Colors!

Well it's really not the same place it's just two mazes that are similar. In LA Noire it's at the old L.A. art museum while in GTA it's at the Kortz center in the Hollywood hills.

I think the Hotknife works fine. I would've used the Tornado personally, that is the ultimate 1940s-1960s car, at least in GTA 5.

LA Noire is mostly full scale to reality, which has downsides for a game, being such a vast area that can't be made as interactive as a smaller map might have been. GTA maps are amazing for getting the essence of a city' into about 1% of its real-life area.

Yeah when I was filming it / playing the games it felt like GTA V had better graphics. I agree on KZfaq watching it on my phone L.A. Noire does seem to have slightly cleaner or crisper looking graphics.

@@americangangster1911 also I have a sense of nostalgia towards the older games. Sometimes having too much doesn't mean it'll be better. All of these effects when moving around, shooting, etc does enhance the experience but somehow I don't end up missing all of these effects. Instead I think of the simplicity and how very little was enough to make one happy. Or maybe it is all just nostalgia

Yes but amazingly a lot of those buildings from L.A. Noire's 1947 are still standing today.

Aren’t both games based on real life LA?

Some of the features were also used in Red Dead Redemption 2 like picking up hats from ground and sitting on bench

Hawkshaw

Yeah I was actually planning that but it might be comparing all the Rockstar LA games. I might compare GTA V, San Andreas, Midnight Club, LA Noire and real life photos of L.A. since I already have those on my computer. I might just have to pick 10 of the most iconic L.A. locations though to keep the video simple and from being too much work. I already have a video of LA Noire vs San Andreas and I have LA Noire vs real life already made. They should be in my "LA Noire videos" playlist if you're interested.