Yes, the big winner is GTA 4, a title that over the years has gained more fans than other installments of the franchise and, in fact, is rumored to be about to return this year in the form of ...

There are many fun detective games in the same vein as L.A. Noire that players can check out if they want to appreciate this gameplay in its many forms. Platform(s)PS4, PS2, Xbox (Original), Xbox ...

Rockstar Games announced it’s acquiring Video Games Deluxe, the Sydney-based studio behind L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files (2017) and the shelved Quest port of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004).

Sony has released an update to the PS5 home screen and set of menus that allow you to customise them (like a theme) to suit the styles and visuals of the PS1, PS2, PS3, and PS4 for the 30th ...

Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition contains remasters of three PS2-era Rockstar titles ... who previously ported L.A. Noire to VR. So are the remastered GTA games worth playing ...

Additionally, GTA San Andreas VR would have been the second VR project Rockstar Games has worked on following L.A. Noire: The VR Case ... released in 2004 for the PS2. Set in the early 1990s ...

LA Noire 2 began trending in gaming circles over the weekend as a rumor made rounds that its former developers are making a new thriller set in the 1940s. The rumor stemmed from an Instagram post ...

Sydney-based developer Video Games Deluxe, best known for its work on L.A. Noire, says it is "working exclusively on projects for Rockstar" after an Instagram post suggested it was in development ...

Despite what you might have seen, the creators of LA Noire aren't working on a new game, sorry to say. If you've been seeing people talking about a new game coming from the creators of LA Noire ...

UPDATE 7/7/25:: Video Games Deluxe has refuted rumours that a new LA Noire game could be on the way. In a statement to press, the team said: "We are working exclusively on projects for Rockstar.

Credit for the discovery goes to Redditor gennaroandriani who shared the Instagram post in question in the L.A. Noire subreddit within the past few weeks. The post itself was actually shared back ...