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On November 14, 2017, the game was remastered and released for the UsefulNotes/XboxONE, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, along with a separate version for virtual reality platforms, subtitled ''The VR Case Files'', that comprise a subset of the original game's cases.
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On November 14, 2017, the game was remastered and released for the UsefulNotes/XboxONE, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, Platform/XboxONE, Platform/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, Platform/NintendoSwitch, along with a separate version for virtual reality platforms, subtitled ''The VR Case Files'', that comprise a subset of the original game's cases.
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** One of the apartment buildings lists an [[Literature/NeroWolfe N. Wolfe]] as one of its tenants.
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* AnAesop: HonestyIsTheBestPolicy. Crime doesn't pay, and [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules personal integrity will always be worth more than money or prestige]]. This cannot be more clear than when [[spoiler:Cole sticks his gun in Roy's face for badmouthing Courtney Sheldon, a war hero with whom Phelps served in the Pacific]].
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* NPCAmnesia: Since questioning suspects and witnesses is a huge part of the game, you as a rule only get one chance to ask the right question, although for some you can re-ask it or a similar one after you find more evidence and re-question them. Your rating on each case is partially determined by how well you go through the dialogue trees.
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** The massive explosion that opens the ''Nicholson Electroplating'' case has Herschel comment "You think it's the Reds? You think those Ruskie sons of bitches dropped the H-bomb on us?" The first H-bomb test happened in 1952.
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** The massive explosion that opens the ''Nicholson Electroplating'' case has Herschel comment "You think it's wondering if the Reds? You think those Ruskie sons of bitches dropped Russians "dropped the H-bomb on us?" us". The first H-bomb test happened in 1952.
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** The massive explosion that opens the ''Nicholson Electroplating'' case has Herschel comment "You think it's the Reds? You think those Ruskie sons of bitches dropped the H-bomb on us?" The first H-bomb happened in 1952.
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** The massive explosion that opens the ''Nicholson Electroplating'' case has Herschel comment "You think it's the Reds? You think those Ruskie sons of bitches dropped the H-bomb on us?" The first H-bomb test happened in 1952.
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** The massive explosion that opens the ''Nicholson Electroplating'' case has Herschel comment "You think it's the Reds? You think those Ruskie sons of bitches dropped the H-bomb on us?" The first H-bomb happened in 1952.
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** Captain Donnelly will also voice his displeasure should you [[spoiler:charge Moller instead of Rooney]] at the end of The Golden Butterfly. Likewise if you [[spoiler:charge Tiernan instead of McCaffrey]] at the end of The Studio Secretary Murder.
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** Captain Donnelly will also voice his displeasure should you [[spoiler:charge Moller instead of Rooney]] at the end of The Golden Butterfly. Likewise if you [[spoiler:charge Tiernan instead of McCaffrey]] [=McCaffery=]]] at the end of The Studio Secretary Murder.
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** Captain Donnelly will also voice his displeasure should you [[spoiler:charge Moller instead of Rooney]] at the end of The Golden Butterfly.
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** Captain Donnelly will also voice his displeasure should you [[spoiler:charge Moller instead of Rooney]] at the end of The Golden Butterfly. Likewise if you [[spoiler:charge Tiernan instead of McCaffrey]] at the end of The Studio Secretary Murder.
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** A common complaint regarding the game is its lack of a free-roam feature. The thing is, it ''does'' have one, "Streets of L.A.", which the game tells you about at the start of the Homicide missions... but it doesn't tell you ''where'' it is. You need to go to "Cases" on the main menu, then select a finished desk (Traffic or later; you can't free roam as Patrol), then choose "Streets of L.A.". Each desk has this option because each desk's version of "Streets of L.A." gives access to that desk's Street Crimes.
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Not related to the TV Series ''L.A. Noir'', which has since been renamed ''Series/MobCity'' to avoid confusion to this game.
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* ChainsOfCommanding: In flashbacks, both Cole and Kelso are attending Marine officer training where their instructors tell that in the battlefield, they'll be expected to made hard choices that ''will'' get their men killed in order to achieve their objectives. Cole passes the tests with flying colors, while Kelso flunks out and quits in protest since he can't accept knowingly ordering his men to their deaths.
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* ChainsOfCommanding: TheChainsOfCommanding: In flashbacks, both Cole and Kelso are attending Marine officer training where their instructors tell that in the battlefield, they'll be expected to made hard choices that ''will'' get their men killed in order to achieve their objectives. Cole passes the tests with flying colors, while Kelso flunks out and quits in protest since he can't accept knowingly ordering his men to their deaths.
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* ChainsOfCommanding: In flashbacks, both Cole and Kelso are attending Marine officer training where their instructors tell that in the battlefield, they'll be expected to made hard choices that ''will'' get their men killed in order to achieve their objectives. Cole passes the tests with flying colors, while Kelso flunks out and quits in protest since he can't accept knowingly ordering his men to their deaths.
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* RewatchBonus: In "A Marriage Made in Heaven's" intro, if you pay very close attention to the intro where Lester Pattison is run over, you can see him clutching his chest, [[spoiler: meaning there's more to just the hit and run]].
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* RewatchBonus: In "A Marriage Made in Heaven's" intro, if you pay very close attention to the intro where before Lester Pattison is run over, you can see him clutching his chest, [[spoiler: meaning there's more to than just the hit and run]].
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* RewatchBonus: In "A Marriage Made in Heaven's" intro, if you pay very close attention to the intro where Lester Pattison is run over, you can see him clutching his chest, [[spoiler: meaning there's more to just the hit and run]].
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** Want to get all the clues during "A Slip of the Tongue"? If you go to the Industrial Street warehouse before Marquee Printing, you're going to come up one short. You actually need to visit Marquee Printing first so you can see Leitvol's ledger; you won't get the question that lets you see it if you visit Industrial Street first.
