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Originally Posted by Oscar
Yes to all three, aside from the "high quality" part which is just a matter of graphics technology. Haven't you played Pandora Directive?
I'm just trying to figure out which part LA Noire innovated upon. If it's only graphics, then it's not much.
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The ability to look at objects is both functional and visual. You are missing the point that a lot of the graphical innovations are functional too.
The way you are talking, its like Tex Murphy is the end all detective games, yet LA Noire is more of a cinematic third person detective experience where as Tex Murphy is a completely adventure based first person detective game with more focus on puzzles and exploration.
I've played all Tex Murphy games and feel that they are the corner stone of first person detective gaming...something I wish Sherlock Holmes looked at a bit more, but you seem to dismiss that the general creativity and design of LA Noire is not innovative at all. LA Noire brought about the organic feel of adventure/detective gaming.
