<p>Even before release, <em>L.A. Noire</em> was geared to be the start of a franchise. Its commercial and critical acclaim helped stir talk of a sequel. It’s easy to see why. The game had a good storyline, great characters and believable motion-capture for interrogations.</p>
<h3>Searching for That Sequel</h3>
<p>The game captured the attention of the vast majority of gamers with sales skyrocketing and many praising almost every aspect. It garnered so much praise from fans that people wanted a sequel as soon as possible. A quick Google search for ‘<em>L.A. Noire</em> sequel’ yields page after page of forum posts dedicated to discussing a future installment in the franchise.</p>
<figure id="attachment_137874" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-137874" style="width: 1917px" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><img class="size-full wp-image-137874" src="https://cdn.bagogames.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/06181253/L.A-Noire-Rockstar-Games-Video-Game-Sequels1.jpg" alt="(L.A Noire - Rockstar Games/Team Bondi)" width="1917" height="1080" /><figcaption id="caption-attachment-137874" class="wp-caption-text">(L.A. Noire &#8211; Rockstar Games/Team Bondi)</figcaption></figure>
<p>The vast majority of these forums detail when a sequel will be released or discussing unconfirmed rumors that it&#8217;s already being worked on. Many of these theories have been proven to be false, however, even though we&#8217;d all wish they were true.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s perfectly understandable why players would want an <em>L.A Noire </em>sequel. The world map rivaled many of the modern <a href="https://bagogames.com/?s=grand+theft+auto"><em>Grand Theft Auto</em></a> games and it had a story any RPG would be proud of. Add in the crisp visuals and some pretty smooth motion capture action for interviews, and you&#8217;ve set yourself up for success. Team Bondi knew this and was well prepared for future installments.</p>
<p>However, Team Bondi (the game&#8217;s developer) was shut down not long after its release, with the development team itself moving onto a range of other projects and teams. This was in spite of the game&#8217;s universal success. In that regard, it looks as though a sequel won&#8217;t be seeing the light of day anytime soon. That being said, many members of the original team, including the game&#8217;s director, have expressed interest in returning to the franchise. There&#8217;s always going to be some hope for an <em>L.A Noire</em> sequel.</p>

Where’s My Sequel?: L.A. Noire
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By Luke Luby

(L.A Noire - Rockstar Games/Team Bondi)
- Categories: Opinion
- Tags: L.A. NoireRockstar GamesTeam BondiTop Stories
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