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Listen' up you buncha yucks! I don't want youse should flip your wig, but we're all bonkers about L.A. Noire up in here, and I ain't just whistlin' dixie. Put on your best threads and stompers, spin your Philco's dial over to G4TV and tune in to Feedback. We'll teach you how to be an ace flatfoot in no time. So before you snap your cap, pour yourself a cup of mud and listen in. Now it's time for me to hit the silk.
If any of that was confusing for you, then you need search the internets and bone up on your 40s speak. In this episode of Feedback, we of course talk about the detective game that seems to be on everyone's lips, the seemingly-eternal PlayStation Network issues, some new games announcements, the Modern Warfare 3 leak and other news. Join The Sess, Gams Vinson, Dizzy Dame Zivalich, and Sticks Johnson for this very special, costume-a-roo episode of Feedback. Below, you'll find the audio only edition, and a follow-along guide.
Hepcats! Here's your read-along handy helper:
- Games, games, games! Lots of new games have been announced, and we talk about the bulk of the recent ones, and what they'll mean. Of course, this is just people trying to get ahead of the tidal wave of E3 announcements that are hurtling your way. Which reminds me, get that swimsuit out!
- Speaking about E3 2011, we talk about that too. Mostly though, we're steeling ourselves for the experience.
- The PlayStation Network is finally back up, although the Store is still down. Sony has rolled out their "Welcome Back" plan, but what do you think? Personally, I already own most of those games. What about us early adopters?
- Modern Warfare 3 got leaked, badly. Instead of denying or being silent, Activision decided to release the news after the floodgates open. But what does that really mean for the future of game announcements?
- Oh, and we talk about that little Rockstar game. Just a bit.
Feedback: Hitting the speakeasy at quitting time since 1947.
The AUDIO MP3 of this episode of FEEDBACK is available here: Right-click and Save.
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JasonMiller2355
Hello feedback crew! My name is Jason, I am 15 years of age, and I love video games and I have for my whole life! I understand what you guys said in your episode about L.A. Noir and people my age wouldn't �care or take the time to understand that type of game... Well I think that is crazy! Yes there is some people my age that are stupid and incompetent about real and important events that happened and are happening, but you have to give some of us some credit not all of us "teens"�like to put the letter z instead of s! I would like to say that I'm a mature teenager and I understand mature things! I love heavy rain but I also like call of duty and there's nothing wrong with that because call of duty has some of the best fps shooting mechanics to date. La noir and mafia �1 and 2 are some of my favorite video games! I hope you read this so I can get my voice heard that not all teens and idiotic morons that text and watch the jersey shore all day!( by the way I hate the jersey shore)! Please read this. And I love the show and how it's more intellectual than just headshots as hookers! Thanks and goodbye sincerely Jason miller!
loveassassin13
Im 16 and am really enjoying this so far, not as much as Heavy Rain but close. I'm also playing it in Black and White because I think it just really helps with the feeling of the game =)
jkjkjkjkjk123
I'm 14 and i am quite interested in this game. Something other than a "shoot em up" is good once in a while. Too bad i dnt hav the money for it at the moment. =(
cephas012
who was that wierdo in the window in the 51st minute???? that was psycho creepy!!
HAMMERPATRIOT
I'm 15 and I think that this game is one of the best ive ever played. This game is a breath of fresh air from being spoon fed the same call of duty games and other shooters year after year
metelhead_9000
I am 18 and while I don't understand what all the hype is about I can appreciate the new direction that they are taking with the game.
BTW did any one else knowtice Blare (I think it was him) pop in at about 51:50? behind Adam? that cracked me up.
soccerpirate21
im 13 and i am certain that LA NOIRE is a gaming masterpiece. i was hesitant at first thinkin this will just b run and gun with not much story. im glad i was wrong. the story is unique and unlike many games out there. some of my friends hav told me that it shod hav been more like fallout in which u decide if ur a corrupt cop or not. but i think it was wise 2 keep the story mainline, with ur own decisions of each case. also, the firefights throughout the game r perfect. more realistic than COD or that stuff but still very compelling. i wod hav 2 rank this game up at the top with games such as FALLOUT 3 and STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC (2 of my favorite games of all time)
The_O_King
I am a 14 year old boy who really likes LA Noire a lot! I love the tension when looking for clues and trying to read the faces of the person I'm interviewing! The action pieces of this game are also very well placed and spaced, although sometimes I do feel that the footwork is sometimes a little tedious, but that doesn't really happen too often. The narrative is very well written, it feels just like a real Noire movie, it's just amazing. I just hope more people like me are going to catch on to this, it's really a thinking man's game.
PS: Great Feedback guys!!! (and great hats too!)
fluhtard
My sister is 15 and she really likes watching me play L.A. Noire! LMAO Jesus is coming back to Earth tomorrow everybody!!! ROFL
Vancoor
Omg. I literally laughed out loud when I saw Blaire being a creeper behind Adam.
.gate
I liked the cameraman wearing a fedora along with everyone else. Like other's, I wonder what constitues a young gamer? I'm 21 and am definitely interested in L.A. Noire.
Madbagofhorses
I have literally heard in game development college courses that in favor or resource usage you should make the details you include in any given game very objective and concise.
That is retarded!
Bethesda already found that out, they put cups and spoons in their game with weight that you can pick up and drop that DON'T REALLY DO ANYTHING! The level of detail in TES series is AMAZING!
This game has fantastic detail, depth, and complexity and that's what gamers get off on. Look at WoW (or other MMOs) some of the most complex games on the market, gamers are hooked on them!
Put the detail in the game! Put overflowing detail in the game! Put NEEDLESS detail in the game. PLEASE! Its ART. Draw it!
Da'zeroneff
I think Rockstar has the opportunity to become the Pixar of videogames ever. I have yet to play it, but everyone seems to like it. (Im going out to buy it after this) I think its classy, and sophisticated. FINALLY something with depth. I think this is the something that is can the change the gaming industry to the direction hardcore gamers want it to. Away from the wii, away from the simple game, not that they are bad, but there are just to much of them.
chantler
Great show guys. I'm going to be casting my customer vote and buy me a copy of L.A. Noire. I hope this spawns more creativity from the game industry and we get more games that will focus on the mature gamer. #7
saltj424
As a 20 year old gamer who is absolutely obsessed with story-driven games (Mass Effect Series!), I'm just past the Vice Desk and I can not put it down. It is unbelievable! For my brother, who is obsessed with COD, he may find it slow. I believe story is far more important to a game then gameplay. I can get past gameplay issues but I want to be immersed in a story that makes me believe I am actually involved in every event happening. Sorry Nikole, although you look gorgeous in 1940's attire, but I would have to disagree with it being repetitive due to it being a different scenes in different cases every time. You can say that any game is repetitive, depending on how you view it.
CarterHall
Blair ruins another feedback...
Zeus18x
Right on Nicole! No need for another COD when we could play a more immersive larger scaled shooter experience
benhamean
My comment as a 17-year-old "tween" on this whole intake of L.A. Noire is that age really doesn't determine how people judge and respect other art/games. Really it's more experience with video games and having that background that all gamers have. Granted, I have those friends that are just like "dude, can't wait to shoot zombies with that gun game", but most of my more "educated" friends can judge a game on more than one level. I don't think a game like L.A. Noire would seem slow to them, only because it's such a new twist like Heavy Rain was. All the older folk who think they can only appreciate a game like this, you seriously have your mind inside a stereotypical box. But what do i know, I just eat junk food and shoot people while shouting foul language through the Internets all day....
leonkennedyftw
As a young gamer I am 15. I personally am bored with modern shooters like cod. their good but just boring. L.A. Noire seems to replace a large amount of guns with an engaging story wich I find refressing. This will not sell well where I live and I can't play it because its rated M. But I senserily (I know I spelled that wrong) hope it does well. Hope to play it eventually along with skyrim. Thanks for reading x-play adam sessler you are my hero
Thor93
INTERROGATE CTHULHU THAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN
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