Noire. Its coherent blend of genres set against an intriguing and gritty storyline still makes it a rewarding and worthwhile experience.ĭriving around 1940s Los Angeles is still as fun as it ever was – and being shouted at by your partner for mounting the pavement or sideswiping another car will always be entertaining.
It’s still a pretty unique game, too not much else has been released in the years since that has come close to offering a similar experience to L.A. The animation methods used were cutting edge at the time, and it’s surprising to see that even after all this time, it still stands head and shoulders above most other games. Noire still has some of the best facial animations around. While character models themselves may look outdated at the side of this year’s AAA releases, L.A. No word yet on an Oculus Rift or Playstation VR version yet.I’ll start with what’s still impressive about the game. Noire: The VR Case Files for Vive will rebuild seven cases from the original game for virtual reality. Additionally, the Switch version will also include HD rumble functionality, a new over-the-shoulder camera angle, and contextual touch screen controls for portable mode.įor the consoles with higher-end graphics, expect a visual facelift to the entire experience, with higher-resolution textures, new lighting and cloud effects, and 4K graphics for Playstation 4 Pro and Xbox One X. Along with including the original game and the subsequent downloadable content, Rockstar teases a “Joy-Con mode” that utilizes the hardware’s motion sensing feature. It’s rare to see a Rockstar game on a Nintendo home console, but the developer is going all in for the Switch version. Of course, given the differences between these platforms, expect their respective versions to take advantage of certain hardware capabilities. The title by now-shuttered Team Bondi will come to the Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Xbox One and HTC Vive.
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive are bringing their 1940s detective story L.A.
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