The game was in development for about seven years, and they invested a lot in new proprietary tech including (some pretty impressive for the time) facial rendering software.  There were a lot of changes to the game mid development, which is something that shows in the final product.  It kind of like a point and click adventure that's wrapped in an open world shell.

The game sold reasonably well, but probably not enough to make up for the huge development time/budget.

Interesting stuff. I've seen the game and the facial stuff is impressive.

Doesn't seem like my kind of game though so no loss for me if it doesn't come to Switch.

good news for the switch

Good foundation, let down by Rockstar aggravating and repetitive flaws on gameplay department. That's my take on it XD.

EDIT: I know it's not Rockstar which developed the game, but the gunplay felt similar to the one in GTA. It's funny because the game was distributed by them XD.

That's some bullshit

And only get to LA Noire base.

Something's off. This rumour doesn't make any sense.

I lol'd

I'm serious though: Nintendo's keeping things under wraps is apparently resulting in people discussing it incessantly and the publicity costs Nintendo peanuts.

What about all the ports/remasters of games for xbone and ps4. It's. It really fair to condemn them on Nintendo systems (when Nintendo only gamers may not have played it before) while a remaster of the last of us for ps4 was held in high regards (not saying that you said any of this in specific, just the general attitude I see).