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This LA Noire Spinoff Idea Sounds Incredible

Actor Rahul Kohli has proposed an exciting concept for a new L.A. Noire game, suggesting a spinoff that would allow players to investigate crimes across different historical periods, such as Victorian England or the 1980s. Kohli expressed admiration for the original game's facial-capture technology and engine, hoping a new installment would retain these elements.

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I’m More Hyped About This LA Noire 2 Rumor Than GTA 6

Despite the immense hype surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6, this article expresses more excitement for an unverified rumor about a potential LA Noire 2, which would focus on the Zodiac Killer. The author praises the original LA Noire's storytelling and facial capture technology, envisioning how advancements could enhance a sequel.

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Feature: 15 Years Ago Today, We All Pushed Square to Doubt

This article reflects on L.A. Noire, released 15 years ago, highlighting its innovative facial capture technology that allowed players to read character emotions for interrogation. Despite its groundbreaking mechanics and atmospheric noir setting, the game faced criticism for its limited open-world interactivity and the controversial decision to release some campaign cases as paid DLC.

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Peter Parker face model Ben Jordan seemingly teases new capture work, starting speculation around Insomniac's Spider-Man 3

Ben Jordan, the face model for Peter Parker in Insomniac Games' Spider-Man titles, has seemingly teased new facial capture work, sparking speculation about the development of Spider-Man 3. While the post was deleted, it featured a spider emoji and the phrase 'if you know, you know,' strongly suggesting involvement with the franchise. This comes as Insomniac's Marvel's Wolverine is set for a September 2026 release on PlayStation 5.