L.A. Noire DLC Content is now available from the PlayStation Store. This is the first of many DLC packs coming over the next few months, and includes standalone cases, collectables and challenges. If you want to pre-order the upcoming DLC content, you can also purchase the L.A. Noire Rockstar Pass, available for a limited-time (until June 16th) discounted price of just $9.99.
Rockstar have received a very small number of customer support questions about PS3s overheating or shutting down while playing L.A. Noire. At this time, Rockstar Games and Sony can confirm that neither L.A. Noire or firmware update 3.61 are causing the PS3 hardware to overheat.
The first in-game trailer for the ong-awaited title, L.A. Noire, has finally been revealed by Rockstar Games. The game is being developed by Australian firm Team Bondi, and is set in an incredible realistic 1940s Los Angeles. You play a hard boiled detective attempting to solve a series of crimes in this gritty, dark and violent game.
In the March 2010 issue of Game Informer (available now), the first real details of L.A. Noire are revealed. Developed by Team Bondi (the developers behind The Getaway), L.A. Noire is an open-world action-adventure game set in the City of Angels in 1947. Unlike previous Rockstar efforts, L.A. Noire exists in a real city, painstakingly recreated for historical accuracy, but it plays nothing like GTA.
