Take-Two CEO hints at future plans for L.A. Noire franchise

14 articles · Updated · Insider Gaming · Apr 28

Strauss Zelnick, speaking at the iicon event in Las Vegas, confirmed the company is considering more L.A. Noire content but has no official announcements yet.
Zelnick emphasized that any new developments would be announced by Rockstar, the original developer, and that all intellectual property is under review for future projects.
L.A. Noire, first released in 2011 and later re-released on multiple platforms, has sold over 7.5 million copies and received favorable reviews.

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