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[@forever_noir_2155]

Rockstar should give L.A Noir another shot. Especially in this age of nostalgia bombing, it would go really well.

[@nomercy8989]

Rockstar doesn't care about anything other than GTAV online.

[@4444-s3x]

@@nomercy8989 which is sad and true

[@gandalainsley6467]

@@nomercy8989 They are creating gta 6 with all Rockstar big teams and since gta online takes less of a time than a new game it makes sense. It starts to make sense why gta definitive edition was a thing and why they "seemed to care only for online". Those remasters probably were planned just to release something, and grove street games screwed it up, so they probably had to fix them which made problems for gta 6 development, and all of the remasters were cancelled because of that. It could delay gta 6 even more if they screw up again.

[@callmepsycho3132]

I wish the definitive trilogy didn’t suck ass, GTA IV and RDR would’ve been great…maybe even Bully and Manhunt

[@mzilber1]

after what they did to the gta trilogy and who they handed it off to, I say a good hell no but maybe if they actual did it themselves

[@Toma-621]

Bully and LA Noire are two games that could’ve become massive franchises alongside GTA and RDR if Rockstar had just continued developing those franchises

[@John-996]

Yeah I also Think If they made a Grounded or Medieval game or Pirate game they could really make something amazing. Games Like The Warriers , Manhunt, Maxpayne3 , Bully, Midnight Club. allot these games Influenced RDR2 and will continue to infulence GTA6. I think Maxpayne 3 not selling Well put them off taking risks with IP. As Rockstar Put allot money into their games.

[@franciscor390]

Absolutely if they just stuck with them and actually gave these sequels they would have exploded in popularity.

[@xman777b]

@@John-996 In case of Max Payne 3, Rockstar chose the wrong franchise. As gamers pretty much only wanted open-world titles upon its release. LA Noire and Bully would've been MUCH safer bets.

[@AstarionWifey]

Wonder why they didn’t 😮

[@StonayBalogna]

True but if they can’t even find time for RDR2 by giving up on RDO so quickly I doubt they can find time for these gems.

[@dhughesy2023]

If they made a sequel set in the 70’s or 80’s that would be unreal

[@youssefsamir9119]

Exactly! and Investigating those famous serial killers cases

[@seriousman7282]

@@youssefsamir9119 That would be sick, with Unabomer Jeffrey dahmer and co

[@youssefsamir9119]

@@seriousman7282 Yeah man, the 70's and 80's were infested with interesting serial killers. I think they can apply what they did to the Black Dahlia case to the BTK cases, like an alternative reality where he gets caught way before 2005 during one of his to-be murders back then. Also, watch Mindhunter if you haven't yet, you will love it.

[@LG-ro5le]

Or even victorian london

[@BP-dn9nv]

Eh, we have enough 80s nostalgia. I'd prefer the 50s, we don't see that in video games that often.

[@NostalgiaNet8]

I remember when they showed off the facial technology, it blew me away. Hopefully Rockstar makes a sequel.

[@gandalainsley6467]

They probably won't. It didn't do too well. At least for Rockstar games standards but then again, they are remaking Max Payne(partly) and Max Payne 3 did not do well either.

[@UmbrellaGent]

@@gandalainsley6467 Max Payne (1 & 2, anyway) is Remedy Entertainment, not Rockstar.

[@John-996]

@@UmbrellaGent Yeah But Rockstar are Funding It. I would Love A Maxpayne 3 Graphics and FPS update like the Last of us remake But the same game with Better graphics as the Gameplay for Maxpayne 3 holds really well and beats allot of games in terms of Gunplay.

[@gandalainsley6467]

@@UmbrellaGent They bought Max Payne.(as a franchise) they are partly involved. Remedy even thanked on their youtube channel Rockstar for giving them chance to make a remake.

[@UmbrellaGent]

@@gandalainsley6467 I see.

[@4444-s3x]

I don't care what anybody says this game is Legendary

[@GleppaPigg]

Like Femboy bussy??????????!!!

[@KryMoore]

Found the soulsboorne fanboy.

[@KryMoore]

@@AntonKushnir-gy8yn Trash games, you enjoy using a guide or watching a KZbin video to help you beat a game? Sad.

[@martinmyggestik292]

If you don't care what I say, I will say "Schnöfuffel". Always wanted to say that.

[@Rhbrehaut]

They actually used real Photos (some of the first city planning pictures of LA from a plane) as reference for the game. The city is almost an exact model of La from the time just scaled down

[@kloakovalimonada]

That's very typical, most devs of games that take place in actual places do that. They did a very good job.

[@alexx123ify]

And the map was still huge but there was nothing much to do in it outside of the story

[@garyella1301]

And still a lot of the map was cut out as you can see in barriers on the edge. Already a very large map if you drived from one side to the other

[@deboxmojave6541]

I dont understand people who complain about it not being an open world game. It has a beautiful, detailed world map that you can explore. You just cant murder randoms with guns or go bowling.. who cares.

[@John-mf6ky]

Games are almost too open in some ways these days. I'm playing the remake of mafia 1 right now and actually really like how it's open but a linear story. There's nothing wrong with things being linear (if the writing is up to par). However, I do love having actual impactful choices you can make when things are more linear. The open world trope with games has got a little stale imho. Not to say I dislike it or anything.

[@HieronymousLex]

@@John-mf6kysuper agree, and it’s rare to find others who feel the same. Games are becoming homogenized and a large open world is part of the formula. With linear levels, the developers have a huge advantage in creating compelling experiences because they know most if not all of the player conditions going into and through the level. Open worlds feel so much less dense because they are by practical constraints

[@xoansuarezdorio8127]

Exactly. As long as the game is good, who cares about open world... ​@@John-mf6ky

[@alicobosboi]

I really hope we could see a sequel someday. That facial technology with modern day improvements to design and hardware would be awesome to see. It would definitely be more immersive.

[@GleppaPigg]

I hope I can see a femboy someday soon

[@johnciano3524]

Do we always need sequels or can we just appreciate what they did for the time.

[@xman777b]

yes. Bully: Class of 1984

[@1810jeff]

@@GleppaPigg enjoy them being a balding old man in 10 years, I swear it's like people forget that aging is a thing.

[@coolmr3]

Love the atmosphere and feel of this game. Music is done so well and I dont think there are enough detective games like this

[@noamias4897]

This timing is absolutely insane. I was literally watching the “revisiting odyssey” video you made and was typing up a comment recommending revisiting LA Noire when I got the notification that it was posted

[@greatdelusion7654]

That would be just a glitch in the matrix…

[@glasgowblackchigowski6117]

i'd buy the sequel in a heartbeat, one of my all time favorite games

[@Shinjo_Ms]

What it's odd to me is that the game's price is always pretty high for how old it is. It still holds its price way more than games from 2-3 years ago. This would really deserve an ample sequel. The setting is awesome, the potential is huge and they can really go far with what tech offers nowadays.

[@berrymycawkner]

Usually on sale for 20 on ps store

[@dawsynasay4841]

They originally had a sequel in development titled Whore of the Orient that was canceled when Team Bondi closed

[@vinegar4556]

Interesting. On Steam, it's around £17.99 when not on sale, which is about the same price as other big budget games from around that time period, especially from Rockstar titles. It more or less lines up with the pricing for Max Payne 3 and GTA IV and is quite a bit less than GTA V.

[@kintama3453]

I got it for £12

[@desekloks9017]

It's free on xbox

[@seanfitzgerald8454]

Just imagine a sequel... Call it New York noir, have it set in the 60's-70's, mafia still around, rise of crime, drugs, gangs. It was a interesting time in America.

[@Garf_malarf]

I loved seeing Kurt fuller in this game. “Walk this way” gets me every time.

[@ReallyBigDuck]

The issue is that Rockstar doesn't own LA Noire, the developer, who folded only a few months after, sold all assets to a movie studio

[@BonzerMrT]

One of the best gaming experiences ever

[@LeThougLiphe]

I remember when I played it on PC, I used a bind to cap and uncap the framerate. The visuals still to this day are incredibly impressive. I miss stylized games.

[@garretta4911]

I’m replaying this game again right now and it’s unbelievable how much potential is there in the game. I’m BEGGING for someone to take advantage of modern facial capture, the kind of granular detail that you can find in this, Red Dead 2, and even Shenmue and create another wonderful, dark, morally gray detective story.

[@MonkeyspankO]

For me this is pretty much still the "Madmen" game...like half the cast is in it.

[@ZombryaTheDark]

This game got me into mad men. Such a great show

[@Dirt-McGerk]

I personally find the 5 year 'era' of Bully - GTA IV - RDR - L.A. Noire (2006-2011), the golden age for Rockstar games. These games were each so original and pioneering in the open-world genre in massively different ways, it really displayed a willingness to innovate and experiment. But to be fair, I look back at that time period in general to be a very fun and optimistic period for gaming.

[@Dutchovenderlinde]

I always wanted to play but I never did until earlier this year. I’ve now played through it twice. It holds up so damn well 11 years later. Please, Rockstar, make another one!

[@Plague_Doc22]

La Noire amazed me with its facial movements just as much as Half-Life 2 did with ragdolls and physics. Game industry evolution.

[@allaboutmelz]

People seem to forget the real masters behind L.A. Noire, Team Bondi. Rockstar actually had nothing to do with the development of L.A. Noire, they only published it and took all the credit, even on the covers and box art. The only time when Team Bondi is clearly stated is in the opening credits and when you load the game and see the legal terms and logos in a 1940s style cinematic. Since Rockstar games only published it meant Team Bondi outright owned it. Even after Team Bondi closed, the rights are still with Brendan McNamara so Rockstar could never make a sequel. And before anybody mentions the VR version, McNamara and his new company made that.

[@Gentlemenpickleesq.]

It was overly ambitious, the expenses to my knowledge led to the developing company going under. Me personally though I like it despite it's short comings.

[@offlnegamer]

I absolutely adored this game when it first game out. It still holds up to this day for me, but my favorite thing about it is just how creative it is. There's really nothing like it and more games need to take risks like Rockstar did with this one, such an amazing gaming experience for sure. Would love a remake or some type of sequel even though it feels unrealistic lol

[@bdleo300]

I absolutely love 3/4 of this game, absolutely hate the last 1/4 of this game

[@epicwolf]

This game was ahead of its time but then again Rockstar tend to make games that is ahead of its time like the first Red Dead Redemption. LA Noire have better graphics and realism compared to some triple A games of today. I mean Saints Row comes to mind.

[@MichaelReeves412]

Luke’s voice crack at 4:07 is the best thing ever

[@johnhansen4794]

I want a 1960's version of this game with a dark note. Like find the serial killer before they get to Woodstock or something.

[@kz1000ps]

This is one of those games where what it got right it REALLY got right and still holds up beautifully today, and what it got wrong was obvious back then and glaring today. The story and atmosphere still give me chills, but I rarely play it because I know the plot/clues/questions inside out and the open world is really quite boring... plus the cars and traffic AI kinda suck. These days if I want to revisit it I'll usually just put on a walkthrough video and watch it like I would a TV episode, and if you've read this far then you probably aren't surprised to hear it works insanely well that way. What an amazing and confounding game.

[@Kinosho_Kawakami]

i love LA Noire. who cares if it didn't age well? looks aren't everything. it has great atmosphere, characters and story, what more do you need? it would be nice to get a remaster or even a remake (if they kept everything unchanged, unlike FFVII Remake...), but even without it the game still runs well and is worth playing for anyone who likes something new, something more serious and something more realistic. to anyone that has never played it yet you're missing out.

[@Lil_G_bowlcut]

Also just a tip on the V-sync. You can usually force it on using Nvidia control panel. And you can do this per game too so it doesn’t interfere with other games on your PC.

[@BlueBirdsProductions]

LA NOIRE is absolutely one of the best games ever made. I would like for them to make a spiritual successor, but leave LA NOIRE alone it was a masterpiece on it's own two feet

[@WorldzMo5t3pic]

You _need_ to do a vid with Karak. Had no idea you guys knew each other, that'd be like the most MCU-esque crossover ever. It'll be great. Do it.

[@michaelallen9571]

Been thinking about replaying this game, definitely an experience, great story. I just wish they could have done more with the world within. Maybe expand on the side missions a little more? Also with the interrogations maybe have the response system a little more clear before choosing that option. Overall i love the concept of this and hope they revisit this series

[@Alan-wh5vj]

Starting at 23:13 any notice there's a man just stood watching in the background. It's slightly freaked me out.

[@dinkelpapa]

Dude yeah what the fuck

[@Abel_Unstable]

One year later, yeah what the heck. Its creepy

[@ryanhand5036]

The version I played replaced "truth, doubt, lie" with "good cop, bad cop, accuse" and I can't decide which is better. With doubt, you end up jumping down the throat of someone you didn't mean to, and with good cop I'd end up not trying to get the answers at all instead of pressing gently.

[@jpcjoinery6345]

Not many games manage to create such an ambience which truly captures times some of us never lived through, fantastic atmosphere and game, sequel yes please, even though it would need a new main character

[@maaax1173]

At least mark it as a spoiler please. I'm sure more than one person that was planning to play this game read this and you might've ruined it for them

[@dylannelson826]

A “Ny Noire” or another la noire set in the 60s-80s would be amazing

[@cooloobahn112]

Colab with you and ACG. YES! Dope! I would love to see that. Hope this game gets a second chance with a remake of a sequel. I enjoyed the first playthrough on my PS3. I never finished it because I pet a friend borrow it and never got it back, but I'll eventually get around to it. From what I did play, I enjoyed it highly. I wish there was more to do in the world tho.

[@NotTheRealPD]

So basically…….the graphics were just too good of it’s time that the frame rate had to suffer because of it? Pretty much the issue with every game now, you can’t have both amazing graphics and amazing frame rate without being on a PC 💀

[@forrandomsites3336]

Even then, on pc you are screwed over by your 1000 dollar gpu because it can barely do 30fps while using features it was literally advertised for like 4k and ray tracing, without relying on image reconstruction like dlss and fsr. Dlss and fsr are supposed to boost performance even further, not make a game touch the fps you're supposed to be getting.

[@TobleroneCraft]

Glad to see you playing this game. Loved it at the time, some form of sequel would be cool!

[@SuperAerie]

Atleast it tried to do SOMETHING with the social aspects/conversations in a game. Sure we often get good writing but zero innovation in how dialouges work or doing something special with them. LA Noire has this system, the 2 latest Deus Ex has these social "boss" - battles and alpha protocal has an excellent continous flow as examples. None has been replicated but the basic dialouge-choice wheel where you just exhaust options still persists

[@anxxst]

“Coles reaction would not be what you were expecting” “You fuck young boys, Valdez?”

[@kz1000ps]

And that line's in literally the very first mission of the game, oye vey.

[@shipwreckedonapopulatedisland]

Props for the pronunciation of Bondi Perfect 🤌

[@wes788411]

L.A. Noire was developed by Team Bondi, it was published by Rockstar.

[@Nattherat64]

I think the main reason Rockstar backed this was because of the promising tech behind the facial animation. It was then used in GTA 5

[@mondodimotori]

Yeah, luckly the V Patch make it playable at 60 or more FPS, because the 30 FPS lock really outdates it. And, most importantly, fixes all the playability issues you had before at 60.

[@TheAntsh]

Everything is fixed by V-patch except moving pencil on paper to reveal debossed text

[@mondodimotori]

@@TheAntsh yeah, a single minigame in a single case, otherwise it would be perfect.

[@nomercy8989]

There is a charming kind of outdate with some old games.

[@zimmy4868]

I would love a sequel to this game. They could do so much more with the facial expressions nowadays. The writing in this game was also top notch.

[@Boyd2Six]

Just got done playing it again for the first time since its original release on Xbox with the DLC and oh man, what a ride now that I’m older and more mature. I shed a few tears at the end for Phelps

[@noahfecks7598]

I played this for the first time in 2018 after not playing any games since 2008. This was the PERFECT game for me since my video game muscles went into atrophy. Not super challenging and not a bunch of stuff to learn straight out of the gate. I was a noob reborn and though I've played a lot of games since then, this game will always go down as my favorite game of all time. -Side note to all the people who love this game: most people know that the actor that plays Cole Phelps is also on the show Mad Men. What you may not know is there are over 70 people from this game that appear throughout the entire series of Mad Men. It puts a whole different spin on that series if you watch it.

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

ikr, when I played I constantly saw people from Mad Men over and over again

[@bansheebot2]

Some characters were in Breaking Bad as well

[@technocore1591]

I was disappointed by LA Noire after playing San Andreas. At the time my expectations was that games (specifically open world RPG's) would keep getting more detailed, a more faithful recreation of environments, a more realistic simulation. So after San Andreas, LA Noire felt far too shallow for me.

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

I won a contest to get a copy of this game back in the day from some website doing a promo on Twitter. I started it and was enjoying it for the most part, but one of the KZbinrs I watched back then ruined the ending for me. Total bad form, no spoiler warning, nothing. Took the fun out of playing it. I was low-key mad at that guy for about half a year. Maybe some day I'll revisit it because it didn't seem like a game that took too much time to complete, but man did that suck. I always hoped they would take the tech and use it in GTA or other games in the same way, even if just in limited fashion. Like Lamar saying to Franklin in GTA V "Do I look like I'm lying?" and the prompts coming up all as "DOUBT" would have been a great callback, lol. Maybe we'll see something like that in VI.

[@1vaultdweller]

Great potential and vision ruined by a few but crucial shortcomings

[@coreycasciano3255]

I fucking love this game but I wish it had more activities and better customization, I’d love if they made a sequel they added these things, ability to be a dirty cop with a honor system like Red Dead would be cool, better gunplay as well, more attention to detail too, but mostly I’d want more customization, I didn’t like the preset suits, Jack Kelso would be pretty cool protagonist, I’d like a new character and want it set in the 60s or 70s, my hope would be a fully improved Nice Guys (as in the movie) like La Noire

[@TheGoddon]

I would eat up a Mafia 1 kinda remake of this game.

[@Basedmursenary]

Imagine a sequel but it’s in like Chicago in the 80s or something.

[@sargeant45]

The V Patch is a near perfect unlocking framerate patch for L.A. Noire, driving isn't that bad and the game mostly works, all of the animations smooth out decently. You can play the whole game minus one puzzle in The Set Up DLC episode this way.

[@d4mterro320]

How much do you lack Computer skills? Luke at 5:37: YES.

[@CxerRy96]

I actually stopped playing this game because the old system of "truth, lie, accuse" etc. was absolutely horrible at describing what the reaction of your character will be So many times I wanted to say someone is lying in the smirky, detective, calm and collected "I know you're lying" type of way, and Cole would literally threatet to bash a defenseless ladies head in...it threw me off a few times and when it truly broke imerssion for me I ended up not playing it anymore

[@AstarionWifey]

Why not try again?

[@LovelyLina034]

I remember when my sister got this game at Gamestop and i used to watch her play it, until she couldnt get past a part of the story and gave up on it so she gave the game to me and i ended up completing the game just fine. That ending still gets me every time though.

[@jonmartin9732]

It really wasn’t an open world game the impression I got it was about being a detective

[@Micheal.J.Gideon]

Made my day hearing Luke will be sticking it out on KZbin for streaming cause I do not like Twitch tbh and am more than willing to tune into the streams now that they are on a more accomodating platform. Thank you @Luke Stephens

[@CR7STRIKERCR7]

Literally my fav game ever, nothing can beat it

[@Huss_D]

I completely agree about gamers being spoiled in-terms of how good games look these days. We can be so negative and not appreciate how hard it is to make a modern video game.

[@deschain1910]

I had this same experience just a few weeks ago. Decided to re-install and try it again because I really liked it and there just isn't anything else quite like it, but I couldn't get into it again because of the dated aspects, unfortunately.

[@SoundwormBite]

There is a Mod that makes the game run at 60fps flawlessly, its just one file of a few kbs that you need to copy and paste lol Rockstar could have done this officially if they GAF

[@ISquintsI]

A sequel set in 80s Miami would be fantastic

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

Thanks for saying Bondi correctly. So many Americans say it as Bond-e or something

[@ArchOfWinter]

If Rockstar want to do a proper remaster, they'll need to remake the face model to modern standard and map the capture performance to a fully rigged face instead of just projecting. That plus new full body motion capture to replace existing animation. Another thing to add is activities to the open world. Let you take time off between cases to explore and do stuff. Go to jazz bar, play games, watch public domain movies, and flesh out Cole's domestic life. Also add in an Assassin's Creed style education tour.

[@John_Notmylastname]

My biggest gripe with this game is that there isn’t enough to do outside of the cases. If we got more to do with Phelps it would have given us a chance to connect more with the him. However, the cases and stories involved were great except the clues and choices that felt arbitrary.

[@Dead_Hitori]

Blame the game director he would scream and insult every developer making everyone quit, they didn't have an animator for long periods of time, this game coming out was a miracle

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

​@@Dead_Hitori exactly, I'm surprised no one talks about this

[@John_Notmylastname]

I’m surprised you were even able to get the game to launch. I bought it on steam and literally had to change game files and download mods to get it running properly.

[@rebellious_red7123]

I wouldn’t mind a sequel of LA Noire

[@zaxfort1226]

I think this game looks awesome and the acting is one of the best ever in a video game. You're not playing the remastered version either. It looks great on series x

[@John-996]

such a unique game with so much more potential. You Should do Maxpayne 3 next. Also other Rockstar games like the warriers Manhunt and Bully.

[@daniilashurov135]

Even when It came out some parts of it was meh. City felt empty (but beautiful nevertheless, shooting and driving wasnt good, and finding for clues turned into pixel hunting in later parts of the game. Still. ONE OF THE BEST GAMES EVER. And an unltimate videogame neo-noir experience.

[@ChampionofLight2]

It's funny that you say it's kinda hand holdy, because that's literally a Rockstar game in an nutshell for story missions. They will never allow player creativity or freedom.

[@cheddarandsourcream]

Just playing this again for the first time since it came out. I feel when I was much younger I didn’t quite get it and was god awful at the interrogations but this go around I’m having an absolute ball. Such a fun premise and just overall a ballsy game for rockstar to develop. Way ahead of its time and I wish there were more defective games like it.

[@oliveiraluis3540]

This game is a masterpiece. No discussion.

[@KratosisGod]

I miss when Rockstar used to make different types of games like rdr1, bully, la noire, manhunt, max payne 3 instead of just milking gta online for all its worth.

[@lucwijngaard8413]

I loved it so much, played it on PS3 and never experienced anything like it!

[@Pillock25]

Such a good game, so much so, I've decided to fire up my PS3 and complete getting the platinum, yep, 11 years in the making, mostly just the collectables.

[@TheREALHugo4]

L.A Noire, that game aged like fine wine. Played it last year and i was so interested by the story.

[@tommyhooligan5795]

I recently went back to play it because of the investigation/ interrogations. It wasn’t as good as I remembered. I really wish the interrogations had more freedom instead of an ask this with this in this order or else fail. Liked the concept but not the execution.

[@Unknown_Ooh]

I would love a LA Noire 2 or remastering with more exploration of the old LA with more building interiors, better facial expressions, and maybe some new cases.

[@John-mf6ky]

Something in the 60s to 70s would be cool. I love exploring bygone eras in games. Rockstar knows how to build a world too. I want a grimey 70s NYC (think Taxi Driver 1973). It would he cool if you could choose to lean into a straight and narrow cop vs a dirty corrupt cop too. I am saying this as someone who's never played LA Noire tho. I was just curious how well its held up to time, ive been wanting to play it.

[@r3dsnow757]

Playing L.A Noire as a fan of Mad Men and Noire movies is a pleasure.

[@UnclePengy]

I revisit the game from time to time, because I love noir and I love L.A. It would be amazing to see a remaster with updated tech. But that would probably mean they'd have to pull all the actors back in and reshoot.

[@Lil_G_bowlcut]

I’m currently playing the Ace Attorney Chronicles on switch and I think this game is gonna be next on my list!

[@charlesmiv3842]

The soundtrack is second to none for this game

[@TheDubastro]

The intro of this video is too long winded, my guy. Save the verbosity for mid-video please :(

[@intrigue988]

Bro I’m over here like, show me the damn game

[@bishbosh4815]

This is the one game that actually DOES need a remske

[@GeorgeZimmermen]

This game was ok. Starts off great but quickly gets repetitive. It’s been 11 years since I played it but I do remember it having major flaws. The graphics were amazing though. Every game that was just decent or not well received always gets the retrospective “I was wrong review” a decade later

[@DingleDobber]

Okay so luke this isn't really gonna help you but maybe someone else. To get above 60 fps, you have to go into settings and change your resolution and graphics, go into the game, then go back to what you want ie 1920x1080 on ultra , and it'll run smooth.

[@definitelynotmymain1808]

Studios do still use the tech involved to scan and place faces in games tho, you can see it in some games like rdr2 or tlou2 and other high profile releases today. But it's a lot more efficient now where use a total scan and then also use head rigs that record facial movements during full motion capture performances at the same time rather than doing the va and facial capture and full motion capture separately. It's still advancing as a tech and has been sized down over time to make it work better for ease of production. They use this a lot in movies today too like in marvel stuff or like what they did with avatar.

[@whysosrs5534]

Can you do a video on Prince Of Persia (2008)? Such an under rated game.

[@vinny1952]

your channel is the embodiment of what i wanted my channel to be ( when i fantasied about being a youtuber). I couldn’t do it nearly this professional though so good job

[@vKarnage]

That’s the shitty thing about Rockstar. They focus on 1 game and 1 game only. Sadly that game will always be GTA

[@haydens222]

i love this game but omg the interrogations are so hard to get right

[@Bendaak]

Behind RDR2, LA Noire is my favourite Rockstar game. I have completed it both on the PC and Switch.