I'm a big fan of detective noir, though more on the literary side than the film one. Noire was notable because most of the characters were scanned into game directly for actor performances the idea was that players could actually read tells in suspects as they were questioning them. The game was a flawed detective romp, placing players in the shoes of LAPD officer Cole Phelps as he attempted to solve crimes inspired by real-life cases.
Noire was a direct callback to film noir. Originally developed by the now-defunct Team Bondi and released by Rockstar in 2011, L.A. Noire, which stands as a unique outing in the larger Rockstar slate. This week saw the release of Rockstar's remaster of L.A. Next week offers up Resident Evil: Revelations 1 and 2, giving Capcom's portable survival horror another shot at life. Doom had us jumping back to its original release in 2016, while The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim allows fans to relive a classic RPG wherever they feel like it. It seems Nintendo's Switch has us all revisiting our past.
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