i wouldnt mind a second one

I'm still undecided about buying the first game.

Save it for next-gen, or even the gen after next.

If R* will make a sequel, they better make the open world worth exploring.

I honestly hope there isn't a sequel because the story itself is complete. If they did another sequel it would make more sense for it to be a completely new noire story with new characters.

Looks like detective Cole Phelps will have to investigate the fate of this game.

I think it would be great if they did another one and addressed some of the issues with the first, but I may have to pass. The first game didn't sit well with me. I didn't feel like I understood the playable character's motivations at all. It should have been a story that was close to your heart. It succeeded until about half way through and then it just lost its magic for me. It *was* a well done game, I think keeping the IP alive would be a good thing.

I still need to play the first one... Although, I'd rather see a Bully 2 than another LA Noire so soon.

I bought the game day one, beat it in 2 days, and was sorely disappointing. Apart from the police dispatch call side missions, which are by far the most fun parts of the game, there is absolutely nothing to do. What a shame, because the graphics and city are beautiful. The driving controls suck, too.

I really hope the, "...other games to come", includes a sequel to Bully. It's sad to know even if one does get made, it probably won't release until 2014.

I'd love to see how they take players feedback and revamp this game. I know Assassin's Creed made a high leap to Assassin's Creed 2, and that's along the lines of a leap I'd like to see for this game.

I don't think it matters to me how long it takes for the second game to come because we'll have excellent games to tide us over.

L.A. Noire was a big let down for me. Bring me another Red Dead and I'll be happy.

Keep the I.P alive for sure. But the story-writing needs to be a lot better next time around to meet the ambition of the game itself. I understand why it ended the way it did, but the way it was written in the build-up was very poorly done imo.

Also a more complex interrogation and clue finding mechanic would be nice. In the first game, once you got used to interrogation, the rest of the game was just a case of going through the usual patterns.

Also make the world feel real. Very rarely was there any reason to wonder away from the case checkpoints. Considering how polished the game looked visually, it ultimately came across as underwhelming and two-dimensional in terms of exploration/content. That being said I still had a lot of fun with it and managed to immerse myself in the game at times. Would definitely look forward to a sequel.

Good game gets repetitive very quickly. If they did make a second one they should do it in a way where your decisions really effect the outcome of the game.

Did anybody else take notice to the comment "We don’t always rush to make sequels, but that does not mean we won’t get to them eventually – see Max and Red Dead for evidence of that" We all know about the Max Payne 3 coming out bu they mentioned Red Dead, did they give us a hint on a next Red dead game?

Did anybody else take notice to the comment  "We don’t always rush to make sequels, but that does not mean we won’t get to them eventually – see Max and Red Dead for evidence of that" We all know about the Max Payne 3 coming out bu they mentioned Red Dead, did they give us a hint on a next Red dead game?

I was really happy about this game.  The open world wasn't fleshed out, but that was because the focus fell on the new MotionScan Technology.  So I do forgive the game for being nearly barebones on the open world-type stuff.  Next time though, right R*???

I'd be more than happy to see another, but it's reasonable, and probably for the best, for that not to be any time soon.

I would like a sequel as long as the fix the problems of the first game and set it in a new location. It could still be in L.A. but maybe later like the early 50's (Noire movies were still being made then) Or maybe and entirely new city. All i know is looking back on it i loved L.A. Noire to death especially finding out who killed the Black Dahlia was the high point of the game. I've always been fascinated by crime and the 40's and Norie's.

But I would also like it if they gave you more freedom. Not to the level of GTA but where there is still some Shops and places/activities to try.

My favorite line is "and other games to come"