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L.A. Noire's absorbing investigations and intoxicating sense of style make it an unforgettable journey through the seamy side of the City of Angels.

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For L.A. Noire, Team Bondi's production design team went through image archives, vintage clothing racks and more to get things almost exactly right (they did cheat a little on the palm trees).