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L.A. Noire was generally critically acclaimed, but PC-owners were left out of the warm and fuzzy crime solving fun when the game launched last month. Despair no longer, PC crime fighters! In a press release issued today, Rockstar Games revealed that they will be bringing the game out on PC this fall.
The game will be released both in retail and digitally, and Rockstar also took the opportunity to brag about it having sold four million copies to date (which still wasn't as many as Take Two had counted on, which was reflected in a minor drop in stock value earlier this month).
(thanks, VG247)
"Despite its numerous flaws, we're still very much in love with this unique open-world adventure."
The morning sun seeps in through the blinds at the Los Angeles Police Department headquarters. War veteran-turned cop Cole Phelps fix his holster, pulls on his police hat and walks out the door into one of the most ambitiously designed game worlds ever.
The VR Case Files developer has announced that it's working on a new open-world game for Rockstar.
Team Bondi's immersive, neo-noir detective game L.A. Noire is coming to PSVR today, Sony announced.
PEGI has snitched, so it seems like PC players won't be the only ones able to play detective in virtual reality much longer.
Jake streamed two hours of the game yesterday.
We revisit the adventure in glorious 4K.
The physical version still requires the hefty update.
