Hi, today, I am reviewing the videogame L.A. Noire. This game takes place in Los Angeles in the 1940's. In this game, you play as a war hero named Cole Phelps. When you begin, you start out in patrol, which is the tutorial on how to play the game. After you finish the tutorial, you get promoted to a detective. As a detective, you start out in traffic, all together there are four different desks you can work at, Traffic, Homocide, Vice, and Arson. After completing one case, you move onto the next, until you get promoted to the next desk. During the game, you can solve street crimes. In order to find street crimes, you drive arounnd the city in any Police vehicle, and when you hear a call on the radio, you have to press a button, what button depends on what system you own, and when you do, you drive to that crime with the siren on, or off if you prefer, depending on what crime it is, you may have to do a number of things to solve it, also, you can press and hold down on a button, once again depending on your game system, to have your partner drive to a street crime, or anywhere you want, your partner can act as your chaufeur and drive you around all over the city. In this game, there are high speed car chases through the streets, shootouts in alleys or in buildings. You can interview suspects at scenes, and when you do, keep an eye on their body language and face to see if they're lying, holding something back, or telling the truth. Only accuse someone of lying when you have the evidence to back it up. You can go back and replay cases to get a better rank, or get something you may have missed, or to solve missed street crimes. That's L.A. Noire in a nutshell.
