L.A. Noire

"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.

This comes after rumours swirled of the developers creating a psychological thriller game set in 1940s LA.

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.

Prepare for the upcoming release.

Premium price to be paid by Switch owners.

Rockstar has a replacement for Red Dead Redemption 2 this year.

Crime-themed remaster still unconfirmed for PS4, Switch and Xbox One.

Rockstar could be heading to Switch, but with a rather unexpected game.

Four games get bundled.

Team Bondi and Brendan McNamara might have only made one game together; but what a game! Although L.A. Noire had limitations, it still opened the door to whole new world of realistic interactive entertainment.

"Important franchise for the company"