@jdt532 Go to google and type in something like LA Noire Traffick Desk guide and it should be in the top links. I know there is 1 site that did an entire guide telling you what to choose during interigations.
@kenthuss There is the pistol, shotgun, and tommy gun which you can get through out the game. The last weapon is the Flame Thrower, which you get in the final mission. After you eliminate the guys in the sewers, You will come across a hallway with the stairs to the right at the end of it and at the top is a door, Go through the door and the Flame Thrower will be there on the right. Once you go down the stairs and go through the rising water, Climb the ladder and go to the left and head down the stairs to kill the guy shooting at you and there you go.
Very in depth interview, Learned a lot about the changes. I own both Gears and Gears 2 and I definently thought the same thing about multiplayer, It just wasnt what I wanted it to be. If the evolution of multiplayer is as complete as they say it is then I will definently be playing it.
Actually not that much different graphicly in the higher quality graphics but you can tell that the Highest is definently far more detailed then the Lowest but its nothing impressive and if I were playing on PC, I probably wouldnt notice much.
@Chaodyn5 I completely agree with you. I would love for there to be a Good and Evil story that you get to play with. I would love for them to finally fix the combat and turn it from a button masher to something enjoyable (Though I do wanna keep the sick cut scene kills,I want more of those added). Heres what I would have done with Fable 3 to make it more enjoyable. 1. Instead of going from town to town recruiting people,How about someone evil runs the town and you bring them down and liberate the town. So there would be bosses in every town and in the end you would fight your brother and then the darkness (which is 2 times harder then your brother). 2. Make your morale choices actually mean something. The only time they do is when you are king and its basically, Save people you have to be evil and to Help people (yet they still die) you have to be good. I would make the choices actually effect the outcome of the game and actually mean something. 3. Can we get quests after we finish the game? It seems like the only quest we get are repeative capture the criminal or friendship quests. How about we get some quests that actually make us wanna play the game afterwords, Running a kingdom isnt exactly easy? Why not be able to handle money and do the taxes n all that jazz that you did as king and actually run your country.
Simply because it looks different doesnt mean its any better. Fable 2 ,even though its nothing compared to Fable, was a way better game then Fable 3. Fable 3 focused too much on making being a king/queen as a good thing,Its actually very short and not enjoyable at all. They simplified the game way too much and took all the challenge out of it.
For Assassin's Creed 2 - PS3's graphics are brighter,Not better. For Batman:Arkham Asylum - 360's graphics are brighter and better. For Call Of Duty:MW2 - Same response as Arkham Asylum. For Dirt 2 - Same response for Arkham Asylum. For Dragon Age:Origins - PS3's graphics are dimmer,Not better. For Resident Evil 5 - Anyone else notice it goes from 360 is Dim,PS3 is bright to the opposite? PS3's graphics look better. My judgement - 360 needs to find an even kneel between Dim and Bright.Besides that,360 gets my vote for best graphics though the PS3 best them sometimes.
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