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Jon Hamm was originally considered to play Cole Phelps in LA Noire, writer says
The role instead went to Hamm's Mad Men co-star Aaron Stanton
LA Noire Developer Considered Mad Men Star Jon Hamm for the Role of Cole Phelps, but Had a Very Good Reason for Going With Aaron Staton Instead
The creative team behind LA Noire considered Mad Men star Jon Hamm for the role of Cole Phelps. Here's why they went with Aaron Staton instead.
L.A. Noire’s Compelling Tale Sits at the Heart of a Make-Believe Los Angeles
A look back at the legacy, ambitions, and storytelling of Team Bondi's only game for its 15th anniversary. The post L.A. Noire’s Compelling Tale Sits at the Heart of a Make-Believe Los Angeles
Feature: 15 Years Ago Today, We All Pushed Square to Doubt
Remembering detective game L.A. Noire. L.A. Noire, the innovative 1940s PS3 crime caper from Australian studio Team Bondi, is 15 years old today. The classic detective game – eventually published by Rockstar in 2011, but originally announced by Sony as a PS3 exclusive several years earlier – leaned heavily into its groundbreaking (at the time) facial capture technology, which allowed you to read the faces of its characters. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Take-Two CEO says "there's nothing to announce" about an LA Noire sequel after acquiring its creator's studio, but "the teams are always looking at what we have"
15 years after its original release, Team Bondi and Rockstar Games' LA Noire continues to have a sizeable following, but - despite Rockstar saying it wouldn't "count out the possibility" of a follow-up back in 2012 - a sequel has never emerged. Even so, new comments from Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick have suggested there's potentially still hope.
'You Never Know': Take-Two Boss Offers a Glimmer of Hope for LA Noire 2
But just a glimmer. Could we ever see a sequel to L.A. Noire? The detective adventure game from Rockstar and the now-defunct Team Bondi remains a beloved and popular title, and though it's been nearly 15 years, there are still tiny signs of life that it could come back. Read the full article on pushsquare.com