First La Noire review is in
The review was suddenly removed but we snatched a bit and so far we can say that if the rest of the reviews are as good as the one in The Guardian, this will one of the highest rated games ever.
"Ever since it first worked out how to assemble pixels so that they resembled something more recognisable than aliens, the games industry has dreamed of creating one thing above all else – a game that is indistinguishable from a film, except that you can control the lead character. With LA Noire, it just might, finally, have found the embodiment of that particular holy grail.
The control system as "sufficiently simplified that even the most determined non-gamers shouldn't find it intimidating.
"The more hardcore gamers may carp that it isn't sufficiently action-packed or precise," the review continued.
"The one criticism that could be levelled at the game is that the shooting system has been over-simplified so that it feels clunky compared to the likes of Grand Theft Auto.
"The game's pacing and narrative arc impress as much as its believability. The bog-standard detective work, fun though it is, is punctuated judiciously by action sequences including car chases, pursuing suspects on foot, climbing around inaccessible areas, puzzle-solving and, of course, shoot-outs."
The Guardian gave La Noire 5/5
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