gamrFeed takes a look at the successes and failures of Team Bondi's L.A. Noire, not only from a quantifiable point of view but also looking at the intangibles.
Before GTA 5 and RDR2 took the world by storm, Rockstar Games stole Need for Speed’s thunder with the racing game Midnight Club 2.
According to a new report, Rockstar Games has asked writers on GTA 6 -- the next installment in the Grand Theft Auto series -- to be "less crude" toward transgender people and other minorities.
One of the main points of this series was that it made fun of everyone and no one was spared.
Where will the humour be.
Does this really surprise anyone?
I just hope the writers tell them no. Comedy should NEVER be censored.
Either everything is off limits, or nobody is. This is stupid. And there's a reason there has been a ton of backlash by comedians lately.
How cruel has any Minorites? Rockstar is being clever to act like this will be the woe and not their lack of ambition.
In a time when Rockstar has forgotten everything else except GTA and RDR, it's about time the developer got back to some of its gems.
Wonder what happened to the leaked medieval game that they were working on ... hope that's still on going and gets released sometime after GTA VI
eh wat?
its been on "break" for 11 years now ha 5 came out literally 11 years ago
Seeing as how it's been like 12yrs between releases, i don't think taking even more time is a good decision for the series
So make one GTA every human generation instead of every other console generation?
Come on...
Clearly been a huge success for R*
Seems like a lot of the current research says that people don't focus on the art inherent in a game. Once an object becomes a target to shoot at, it's just a series of colored lights. Anyone else agree?
It's funny, L.A. Noire seemed flawless on my first play through. Looking back though, there are some real issues.
I'm glad the game did well. Rockstar and Team Bondi attempted to do something different and, if it failed, we'd probably just be subjected to nothing but FPS's for the next couple of years.
I hope the face capture tech catches on, if developed properly it could really enhance storytelling.