Whore of the Orient, the next game from the team behind L.A. Noire looks to be in jeopardy following multiple reports of the team being laid off. READ MORE

Depth Analysis--the Australian firm that supplied the facial recognition tech for Team Bondi's L.A. Noire--has released a blooper reel for the game into the wild. READ MORE

What remains of Australian developer Team Bondi is currently at work on a new original game, having just launched a teaser website outlining the title's theme. Previously announced last November, we now have new details. READ MORE

If you haven't played Rockstar's L.A. Noire yet, you're about to miss out on a great deal that'll get you the game for a smooth 7 bucks and 50 cents. READ MORE

As part of a Q&A that Rockstar posted on their official site, it sounds as if more L.A. Noire isn't out of the question. READ MORE

In an article about Happy Feet Two director George Miller, an interesting tidbit has been revealed about about an upcoming project from L.A. Noire's director Brandan McNamara. READ MORE

The extent of L.A. Noire developer Team Bondi's debts have been revealed by the Australian Securities And Investments Commission. READ MORE

The children of the 8- and 16-bit eras have grown up to become the ones with the power to program, and be it out of a love for nostalgia or just a longing for the days when gaming was simpler and more innocent, they’ve never been more in love with making games that wrap present-day design concepts with experiences you’d swear could have existed on long-gone platforms. So, we decided to take a look at some of our favorite retro-inspired releases from recent years—games that, while conceived and designed during the 21st century, pay homage to their forefathers in one way or another. READ MORE

City of Angels With Dirty Faces There’s no shortage of means to describe L. READ MORE