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This L.A. Noire Gag Reel Is Bizarre
The face-scanning technology of 2011's L.A. Noire will always be a little surreal, and seeing it put to use in the context of a gag reel is even stranger.
The video below comes from Depth Analysis, the company that created the face scanning technology used in L.A. Noire. The YouTube version of the video was provided by user lessdan, who was nice enough to mirror the video from Depth Analysis' website, which is currently struggling under the weight of many visitors, thanks to Reddit pointing the Internet towards the video.
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