To the people who didn't like the ending, I wouldn't be completely honest if I didn't say I can understand where you're coming from. On the other hand, remember that film noir was not known for happy or uplifting endings. Sure, a couple had them, I guess, but overall their general tone was downbeat and pessimistic, essentially seeing the world as largely corrupt. I've always felt it was a way of working out all those lingering negative feelings from the past fifteen years or so (the Depression and World War II). And in terms of the game itself, Phelps is the hero, but definitely a flawed one. His largest sin was committed by fire, his redemption was brought with the water, even if it took his life. And there is an ambivalent quality to the ending as well (something else film noir is known for) in that Roy Earle himself talked about the corruption that had been going on, indicating it's all been exposed and stopped, even if some of the bad guys like him got away. It's not the kind of ending we're all used to (especially in a video game), but in the context, I think it's highly appropriate.
+onlynameMrBlank ''His largest sin was committed by fire, his redemption was brought with the water'' that's a phrase that won't let me sleep tonight. Great analysis by the way.
Rdr1 and la noire both had tragic endings. Difference is rdr1 didn't rush a quarter of the whole game and the ending. Some symbolism does not suddenly make an ending good. It came out of nowhere.
Cole Phelps was the kind of cop who would see you smoking a blunt tell you toss it and have a nice day. Roy Earle was the kind of cop who would put you in handcuffs while he smoked it, plant the roach on you and lock you up for 90 days
Throw away the blunt now, unless you want the coroner to scrape your BRAINS off the bar. ... Thanks for your help citizen. I'll come find you if I have further questions. Word of advice... lay off the grass. It'll do you some good.
I like the game without a sequel. Even though it may seem unfinished to some, and you may want to avenge Cole, it sort of shows how messed up his police force was and it "shows the real story of his life" (even if he was not a real police force hero) . Still in my opinion the best game Rockstar Games has made, story wise. EDIT: I would also like to say that Team Bondi has created this masterpiece as well, so props to them !
It was hinted in Cole as well, Ira had more damage done as what happened in the war happened to him at home too, Cole thought the Lapd would be his redemption.....then came along Roy
But in reality since ptsd fucked up my grandpa in Vietnam, which led him to be an alcoholic, and many other bad things they didn't stretch far from this at all as some people claim ira's actor was "overacting"
paradisecityX0. I felt exactly the same way. I got more absorbed into this than nearly any movie I've seen. This game defined a new genre of video games to me. Dramaction.
This game has no happy ending. If I make this into a movie I'll make the ending where Cole is alive and starts to get along with Jack, put their differences behind them and whatnot.
@@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818 I’d say Peterson blackmailed Roy, The Chief and The Mayor to exonerate Cole Phelps of all the past accusations against him including his affair with Elsa and secure Jack Kelso’s safety in exchange for his position as DA. He threaten to expose their corruption if they didn’t obey.
Janis Berzins What the hell were you doing here if you didn't want to see the ending? No point in screaming "spoiler alert" when obviously people will talk about it in videos related to such things.
I still feel sorry for Hogeboom. He went seeking treatment and instead the doctor toyed with his mind destroying his already fragile grip on reality. He didn't want to hurt anyone else after what he did in the war but after accidentally killing that family he justified his actions the only way his damaged mind could.
Yeah and his last words and the way they were delivered by the actor it broke my heart, really good acting. One of the first things that comes to my mind when i hear LA Noire is all of the river tunnel sequence... that and the Homicide Desk.
Best ending to a game ever. Phelps living a life of image and caring about himself to a fall from grace that makes him stand up to roy and the whole police force and then sacrificing himself to save jack and Elsa... true redemption
This game is better than Grand Theft Auto V. Even though there was more to do in GTA V, I like this game better because of it's nice story line. Gameplay doesn't mean shit to me. LA Noire is one of those games you'll play and never forget. I liked how it focused more on its story rather than just it's shooting sequences unlike most games these days where it's just mindless shooting. I hope to see more games like this.
123doomdoom I actually did like it, but one thing I didn't care for what character development, and the personalities of most of the characters, particularly Michael and his family. Michael wasn't a terrible character, but he wasn't a very likable one either. I felt the game would've been better if the characters had better personalities. They just focused on gameplay in GTA V, like they always do.
I'm sorry but these are video games,maths thing you should prioritise in a video GAME is the GAMEPLAY. The main draw of a video game is the gameplay, if you're all about the story you should watch a film. A good story definitely helps make a good game but great gameplay is absolutely required to make a good game. GTAV triumphs over L.A. Noire certainly in gameplay and also has a pretty good story. L.A. Noire's gameplay grew extremely tedious near the end: walk around a room, pick up clues, interview someone, drive somewhere, pick up clues interview someone, chase someone, shoot some people, repeat, repeat.
PerfectTube12 I dont see why your comparing this to GTA V? They are totally opposite games (LA Noire was published by Rockstar not developed) with similar but also very different mechanics. Personally, I do not know a game anything like this, and the only things I can compare it to GTA V is the driving and open-world. This 2011 game has way better facial recognition than any 2017 game and you can see the dedication put into this game. I have come across no glitches or blips and you can see the detail and dedication. GTA is turning into a pay to win franchise. I have lost all respect in a game that introduced me to gaming.
"That kind of weight" figuratively and literally. Many soldiers are often scarred for life for their experience in war, but flamethrowers? Normal soldiers most times use weapons that kill quickly, but flamethrowers cause agonizing deaths, and screaming that would traumatize MANY.
I felt even worse for him than Cole. That poor guy went through anything, even after the war. And at his death neither Jack nor Cole seemed to care for him
Thought you were referencing the last line in Cowboy Bebop at first "You're gonna feel that weight." which has a similar ending to this now when I think on it.
Anybody who doesn't like the ending missed the point of Cole Phelps he was never the man he was built up to be as a war hero or a family man in short people are flawed no matter how good there intentions are
I don't really have a problem with Cole dying, what I do have a problem with is how anti-climatic it honestly felt, it was just really sudden. When it happened, I was asking out loud to myself "Wait... he actually died?".
It's called a movie option....old movies did it all the time where they showed the "hero" or "villain" die off screen to which they have another movie to make.....Rockstar can do it but I don't think a lot of people want to play that type of game anymore.
Ridho Ammar Harahap Not an anime, it's a game. Flora from Fire Emblem Fates. One of my least favorite games in the franchise to be honest but I still really liked this character regardless.
I feel like it being so sudden made it more powerful and symbolic. We had hours and hours of gameplay and story to learn, understand, and fall in love with the characters and through all we the player and they the characters made it through Cole is gone just like that.
"I always kill the things I love" Great ending and great game, I feel like Cole Phelps got redemption for ordering the killing of those Japanese citizens by dying to unravel corruption in the LAPD.
Ohad Ben-Haim Red Dead Redemptions ending was really sad, But it had to be that way (Won't go into detail, Don't want to spoil it.) But this ending was somewhat uncalled for.
VideoGameFools I will say that Red Dead Redemption was sad as hell. I had waited 3 months before ending the game so I could play as John Marston after hearing from a friend I had finish the game before me to see how the ending was, had told me John gets killed and so does Uncle. Not only was the ending when they tore John to pieces open like a damn piece of paper after he saved Blackwater and the losing assholes who ran it, but when the guys he was working with had been killed by 2 Blackwater Police Officers on the outskirts of Blackwater and when I seen the Indian mission on the Liars And Cheats pack I had wrote a comment on Rockstar.com "What are you idiots thinking?? First I find out that John Marston is shot to death and then I download you're Liars And Cheats pack and play through that and it makes me feel worse when I see there are Indians and African American's scattered vastly throughout a farm, that were also killed by Blackwater Police Officers. You guys should check yourselves and not make a plot twist in a story that has a good line throughout the whole game" not saying the storyline wasn't interesting, which it was, in my opinion it's some of they're best work yet that has been done yet, it's just between L.A. Noire and they're like you said uncalled for ending, GTA IV and Niko's loss of Kate McReary or Roman, Red Dead Redemption and the loss of Uncle, Abigail and mostly John, GTA V and the loss of either Michael or Trevor which shouldn't even be a choice and the loss of Big Smoke who was emotionally fucked up on freebase (still had to be done). I think Rockstar needs to lighten up on the death's of they're characters and am I forgetting the uncalled for death of Claude's girlfriend at the end of the game which you can hear while she's talking about future plans of the 2 of them in the credits and the how Lance Vance was forced to turn on Tommy even though he didn't want to in Vice City, I had a hard time with those as well.
Ty DiCicco Yeah, Two of GTA V's endings were sad, Luckily they weren't canon, GTA IV's endings were sad, But the one where Kate dies is canon (Luckily, Roman is one of my favorite characters) And then we have Red Dead Redemption and L.A. Noire which are sad no matter what, John Mrston didn't deserve what he got, But the police would have tracked himdown and killed him or his family eventually, Cole on the other hand, Could have gotten out and lived, Literally, If he didn't argue with Jack on who would go up first he would have been fine...
I always found it ironic that the guy that gets hurt and choked up the most at Cole's funeral was your partner that was the most corrupt and "tough guy" partner. The one Cole probably liked the least.
Elizabeth IV Is respecting him pulling a gun on him and threatening to kill him after he talked shit about his dead friend? Not saying Cole was swing I’d do the same thing but that’s not respect.
You know, the first time I watched this it was dramatic and sad, but now I realized Cole had all 7-6 seconds to jump, like Biggs told him to. It looks like he thaught to himself: ''Ahh, f**k it...''.
It'd be sweet if they made a spiritual successor in which you play as a cop(then get promotions like cole) in New York during the 1970's... hopefully some day.
Nah, 1960s, height of the Cold War, new technological innovations in police work, Vietnam war, hippie movement, rise in drug trafficking. 1960s NYC would be cool. You play as a Vietnam vet turned cop.
Antonio Ortiz No, it has to be in the 1970's. The 1970's are a perfect decade for a crime game. The 1970's had a shit load of crime. Cociane became frequently used, A lot of returning vietnam vets with no jobs resorting to drug dealing and prostitution, and major cities like New York and Chicago nearly became bankrupt. Also you have to remember that in the 70's AIDS and HIV did not exist yet, so everyone was fucking each other.
Noire was never about Phelps, this was just his chapter. Noire is more of a genre of story/character, and to borrow from someone else's definition 'Films noir tend to revolve around heroes who are more flawed and morally questionable than the norm, often fall guys of one sort or another.'
Likely an act as he was the one who sold Cole out to start with and led to his death, Cole had guilt from the war and Roy selling him out and ruining his life pushed it, Coles death was a form of suicide if you will
I really didn't like this ending. Roy and the Police Chief got away with their wrongdoings. The Vice Squad corruption scheme also apparently was still operational after Petersen made the deal with Earle. They all should've gone to jail. Phelps had an affair with Elsa but still he was the most honest cop in the game.
Just finished my most recent playthrough of the game. Does anyone else get chills when Cole and Biggs protect Jack's car on the way to the sewers? It felt like "yes! I've been waiting for you two to wreck shit together and quit your pissing contest." Though I understand the conflict between the two was more complex than a pissing contest. Such a great game. Great storytelling. Great acting. Great characters. Great detail. Such a shame Team Bondi had shitty work ethic.
I know that alot of people will agree with me when I say the real heroes are the ones who payed the ultimate price for victory in WW2. Some medal of honor recipients agree that the real heroes are the ones who died. All give some, some give all.
Great ending to a great game. It's one of those that you never forget. I remember playing this and beating it when it first came out and when it was on sale this past week I had to pick it up again. Although, I was disappointed that you couldn't play as Kelso to roam the streets of LA. It felt weird to play as Cole roaming the streets when we all saw him die. Also, I just want to say, what's up with Peterson's voice? To me it sounds like something that was pre-recorded or taken from something else. Not saying it was, that's just what I thought it sounded like. Anyways, yes. Amazing game, amazing ending, and one of the best Rockstar games out there.
The team that made it (Team Bondi in Australia) was pulled apart by their parent company which was Rockstar, there was quite a controversy at the time, something about Rockstar leaving people out in the credits and then some secret emails and what-not. You can read about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_Bondi
This game really represents corruption that does happen not just in the US, but all around the world. It also symbolizes the emotional pain of the soldiers suffering from PTSD. Cole suffering from the fact that he always felt guilty about ordering Iwa to burn the cave full of innocent people, Iwa not being able to think straight after burning the cave, and the other soldiers as well in the game who blamed Cole and could never get over what happened in Japan. Back to what I was saying, while playing LA Noire, you do experience what it's like for soldiers to suffer from PSTD, and also that corruption does happen anytime anywhere
Detective Phelps was a hero I don't care what history or arrogance he had when he was in Okinawa he was just a good man guided by his past to do whats right he's a hero and he should've survived La needed more hereto fight the war on crimes,
I have not enjoyed a game more than this masterpiece (ever). I know it came out several years ago, but this is the 1st time I played it. Can't wait for the new content to be released in November.
My only issue with this ending is that it feels rather rushed. Frankly, the whole Arson desk felt sort of random once Kelso became the focus. It wasn't a good call to sideline Cole for the last few missions of the game, only to unceremoniously kill him off. If they wanted that death to have more impact, then we should have been following Cole right up to the end. It's unfortunate, too, because the setup for the Arson desk (where disgraced and demoted Cole is partnered with the standoffish veteran Biggs and still works to do the right thing in the face of corruption and scorn) was a really cool one.
Yeah but Cole was in the heat of passion. If it was a different broad, Cole would've knew it was a wrong move to hit up a chick when all the Vice drama was going on and a partner he should've never trusted. It was a "now or never" chance for him to know Elsa and he took the risk and blew it. He never learned his lesson until the very end where he choose to do something that would benefit someone other than himself. He was a real hero, a tragic hero.
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What an amazing game. When I first played it, I didn't like the ending at all. Although I like it more now, Killing off the main character in a video game is not a smart move at all. If it were a TV show or a movie it would be one thing, but in a video game it's just a bad idea. I mean think about it, by doing that, you're basically taking away the players sense of accomplishment that he or she earned. Personally, I think the ending would have been much better if Biggs sacrificed his life to save Cole (after Cole saved Jack). I know it may sound odd, but let me explain my view on it. First, the most obvious reason is that Biggs was old. He had pretty much lived his life and didn't much more to live for (other than solving a few arson investigations) which automatically makes him a disposable character in my book, secondly, it seemed pretty clear that he was the most loyal of all the partners. Not that the other guys weren't loyal, but they weren't really put in the same position as Biggs. There were times he put his life and even his job at risk to help Cole, and he always stood by him and defended him when he needed it. And not to mention he was also a war vet like Cole. Therefore by putting himself at risk to save Cole, it would almost be like him saving a fellow marine, just like Cole saving Jack. I guarantee this ending would have worked, and it would have worked much better than the one they stuck with. I understand that killing off Cole was all part of the story, but again, don't kill off the main character you play as.
+LongDieseldog I don't actually think he actually died tho, I think he got washed away and they never found his body after a certain time period. They did a funeral for him and presumed he died. He could have lived and possibly have a different backstory for future games, if they decide to reboot the game.
Biggs, an old man, saving Cole would be too heroic, doesn't fit noir genre. I'm ok with the ending but it was kinda rushed. I think it would be better if instead of final unsatisfying shootout in the sewers and brief moments with damaged Flamethrower guy we had to go through sort of interrogation/talk with him using Cole. Like, if you chose the wrong options he geets more and more upset and eventually can go angry and burn everyone.
My favorite thing by far about this game were the characters. None of them were perfect, not even Phelps. But they were all likeable and memorable in their own ways.
Unfortunately, I got spoiled for the ending around the middle of the game, but I was still in a state of shock at the end, likely because of how sudden it was. I had grown to love Cole’s character a lot, and just like that, he was dead. I actually found myself crying.
To all of you people who do not know what LA Noire is: it is an investagation/Detective game where you be a Police Officer, but more of a Detective working for the Los Angeles Police Department Detective Department/Division. You first start out as a Patrolman working cases then you will become a Detective after you complete the last Patrol case. The Detective Cases are: Traffic, Homicide, Vice, and Arson.
@@godofwar234regi5 Here's what I learned about what was going on, what did Cole and Jack uncover. Cole reads that the houses burning down was not all about insurance extortion, it's extortion by eminent domain. So let me get this straight, the houses all built in the path of a freeway are absolutely nothing, the materials used to build those houses are bogus and the houses insured will have phony values. So when the Federal Government commences to build the future freeway they would have to rebuy those pieces of land and all of that money that the Federal Government gave when they buy that land will end up in the Suburban Redevelopment Fund's pockets including Leland Monroe, Fletcher Bowron, William Worrell, Donald Sandlers, Curtis Benson and Doctor Harlan Fontaine. For the guys who bought those houses they'd get their money back but unfortunately two families the Morellis and the Sawyers won't get their money back because they all died in the fire but for families like the Steffens they do and will be forced to sell their house. Who started the fires is Ira Hogeboom who was manipulated by Doctor Fontaine to burn the houses. Learning what we see here this violates codes of ethics in so many ways and if the Feds find out about this then there's a good chance a board of inquiry will be ordered by both the FBI and the President of the United States
I think Cole's death was for the best. He lived with the guilt of all that happened during the war, and then had to live in shame after Roy revealed Cole's affair. Regardless, Cole's service to LA was second to none. He died a good man and was freed from that gray cloud that followed him around his whole life. I'm not saying I liked that he died, I would have loved a sequel that featured him, but I think his death may have been the best for him.
@NikoLiberty1000 I actually liked the ending. I mean, it did make me somehow feel sad, but the game at least is realistic. Bad people can't always be stopped, and corrupted men just continued. It didn't leave any questions to me
For those of you that don't get the ending it's more or less Poetic Justice. Phelps was a flawed an who tried to act perfect. He hurt many people and never came down from his "ivory tower" until the final missions of the game. Cole Phelps is basically Magwitch from Great Expectations. Though, Cole isn't inherently evil like Magwitch is, they are very similar characters. They also both died in similar ways (Well magwitch was crushed by a boat, but he died trying to save Pip...kinda.)
Beautifully said, it would have been an artistic compromise if cole had lived just so people wouldn't get sad. Noire art calls for great tragedy in all mediums.
Bryce Fleetwood But many who survive it are on open spaces where they can hold on to something and avoid getting heavily battered. A drain with water rushing would smash him against the walls too many times to survive
Cant remember that ending. Are there Different endings? After my last case I sat back in my car and my Partner was at my side again. He was gone a few missions before. And now I got no new location, but I cant remember this ending
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5:09 Somehow, I can't take the story seriously when I'm playing with Jack. He's more like the generic movie good guy detective character from old noir Hollywood movies than Phelps. It's not like determination and a straight-forward attitude makes you immune to gunshot wounds
Throughout the whole game, Biggs was my favourite partner and the Phelps/Earle fight in the newspaper flashback was one of his best moments, when he tells the officer to back off. I loved the personality they gave him. Hard-nosed, yet compassionate. It might be because he reminds me of my dad a bit. I was all about GTA when I was younger, but it just doesn't hold my interest quiteas much anymore. A compelling story line from one of my favourite times in history? Yes, please.
Cole was a good officer and detective. He did his best in law enforcement, but in the end his mind could not sustain all the corruption, and stayed rogue near the end until he lost control. Anyone else that says he was a piece of dog crap can build a time machine and go back in time and put yourself in his shoes.
Y'know, I found Jack Kelso to be a lot more interesting than Phelps. I'd like a game from Rockstar where you play as a corporate investigator, seems a lot more intriguing than your run of the mill cop.
To the people who didn't like the ending, I wouldn't be completely honest if I didn't say I can understand where you're coming from. On the other hand, remember that film noir was not known for happy or uplifting endings. Sure, a couple had them, I guess, but overall their general tone was downbeat and pessimistic, essentially seeing the world as largely corrupt. I've always felt it was a way of working out all those lingering negative feelings from the past fifteen years or so (the Depression and World War II).
And in terms of the game itself, Phelps is the hero, but definitely a flawed one. His largest sin was committed by fire, his redemption was brought with the water, even if it took his life. And there is an ambivalent quality to the ending as well (something else film noir is known for) in that Roy Earle himself talked about the corruption that had been going on, indicating it's all been exposed and stopped, even if some of the bad guys like him got away. It's not the kind of ending we're all used to (especially in a video game), but in the context, I think it's highly appropriate.
+onlynameMrBlank ''His largest sin was committed by fire, his redemption was brought with the water'' that's a phrase that won't let me sleep tonight. Great analysis by the way.
Brilliant breakdown. Love the use analysis of the symbolism in his death
Couldnt say better about fire and water
Rdr1 and la noire both had tragic endings. Difference is rdr1 didn't rush a quarter of the whole game and the ending. Some symbolism does not suddenly make an ending good. It came out of nowhere.
Everyone is flawed
Cole Phelps was the kind of cop who would see you smoking a blunt tell you toss it and have a nice day. Roy Earle was the kind of cop who would put you in handcuffs while he smoked it, plant the roach on you and lock you up for 90 days
Roy was more an actor than a cop lol
its a game
Throw away the blunt now, unless you want the coroner to scrape your BRAINS off the bar.
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Thanks for your help citizen. I'll come find you if I have further questions. Word of advice... lay off the grass. It'll do you some good.
He fucked up, took his punishments on the chin like a man and plowed on. Even the blue eyed golden boys make mistakes
I like the game without a sequel. Even though it may seem unfinished to some, and you may want to avenge Cole, it sort of shows how messed up his police force was and it "shows the real story of his life" (even if he was not a real police force hero) . Still in my opinion the best game Rockstar Games has made, story wise.
EDIT: I would also like to say that Team Bondi has created this masterpiece as well, so props to them !
Have you played Max Payne games? Also a very good story. Check them out!
I want a sequel. You don't have to play it at all if it comes out.
This game taught me the whole meaning of how ptsd can fuck up a person
It was hinted in Cole as well, Ira had more damage done as what happened in the war happened to him at home too, Cole thought the Lapd would be his redemption.....then came along Roy
But in reality since ptsd fucked up my grandpa in Vietnam, which led him to be an alcoholic, and many other bad things they didn't stretch far from this at all as some people claim ira's actor was "overacting"
When the funeral starts, I could hardly believe he's dead, so sudden, damn. At least Cole didn't die alone, along with poor Ira
I still couldnt believe the chief Roy got away even Peterson let it all happen
paradisecityX0. I felt exactly the same way. I got more absorbed into this than nearly any movie I've seen. This game defined a new genre of video games to me. Dramaction.
This game has no happy ending. If I make this into a movie I'll make the ending where Cole is alive and starts to get along with Jack, put their differences behind them and whatnot.
@@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818 I’d say Peterson blackmailed Roy, The Chief and The Mayor to exonerate Cole Phelps of all the past accusations against him including his affair with Elsa and secure Jack Kelso’s safety in exchange for his position as DA. He threaten to expose their corruption if they didn’t obey.
@@lexusdriver1963 such a pity and yes i am alive
Such a sad ending! I almost cried for Cole. Rest in peace.
FUCKING SPOILER ALERT
Janis Berzins What the hell were you doing here if you didn't want to see the ending? No point in screaming "spoiler alert" when obviously people will talk about it in videos related to such things.
Your grammar is not resting in piece...
This comment was written at 1:27 AM. My brain was probably not working back then. *corrected*
I still feel sorry for Hogeboom. He went seeking treatment and instead the doctor toyed with his mind destroying his already fragile grip on reality. He didn't want to hurt anyone else after what he did in the war but after accidentally killing that family he justified his actions the only way his damaged mind could.
Yeah and his last words and the way they were delivered by the actor it broke my heart, really good acting. One of the first things that comes to my mind when i hear LA Noire is all of the river tunnel sequence... that and the Homicide Desk.
Agreed for certain
Same here. I find it so interesting that Jack referred to him as “soldier” to try and get him to snap out of it. He went through a lot of shit
What doctor would Ira meet? A doctor toying with his mind or a sexy hot broad therapist with an attractive looking outfit like Harleen Quinzel?
@@lexusdriver1963 Ira is actually Firefly from DC confirmed???
Best ending to a game ever. Phelps living a life of image and caring about himself to a fall from grace that makes him stand up to roy and the whole police force and then sacrificing himself to save jack and Elsa... true redemption
Roy Earle was never upset about Phelps dying, he's just an opportunist who wants more glory.
Actually he kind of liked cole
DrugzRKoool he seemed at least somewhat sincere when he called him a “friend”
@@mccrillisnsiah Damn right. We don't know.
@@Ryanjamesred Maybe he saw Cole as a worthy opponent at least and/or respected him, in his own twisted way.
Fuck roy
Live as a monster or die a good man.
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villian."
+Donnie Skuza Teddy?
GTA V World Champ Harvey Dent/Two-Face The Dark Knight 2008 nice reference there.
I was left in shock after I finished this mission
This game is better than Grand Theft Auto V. Even though there was more to do in GTA V, I like this game better because of it's nice story line. Gameplay doesn't mean shit to me. LA Noire is one of those games you'll play and never forget. I liked how it focused more on its story rather than just it's shooting sequences unlike most games these days where it's just mindless shooting. I hope to see more games like this.
spongebobfan190 GTA 5 bored me to tears !
123doomdoom I actually did like it, but one thing I didn't care for what character development, and the personalities of most of the characters, particularly Michael and his family. Michael wasn't a terrible character, but he wasn't a very likable one either. I felt the game would've been better if the characters had better personalities. They just focused on gameplay in GTA V, like they always do.
I'm sorry but these are video games,maths thing you should prioritise in a video GAME is the GAMEPLAY. The main draw of a video game is the gameplay, if you're all about the story you should watch a film. A good story definitely helps make a good game but great gameplay is absolutely required to make a good game. GTAV triumphs over L.A. Noire certainly in gameplay and also has a pretty good story. L.A. Noire's gameplay grew extremely tedious near the end: walk around a room, pick up clues, interview someone, drive somewhere, pick up clues interview someone, chase someone, shoot some people, repeat, repeat.
i see your piont on the "mindless" shooting but to me gameplay is more to me than story after all this is a game not a movie
PerfectTube12 I dont see why your comparing this to GTA V? They are totally opposite games (LA Noire was published by Rockstar not developed) with similar but also very different mechanics. Personally, I do not know a game anything like this, and the only things I can compare it to GTA V is the driving and open-world. This 2011 game has way better facial recognition than any 2017 game and you can see the dedication put into this game. I have come across no glitches or blips and you can see the detail and dedication. GTA is turning into a pay to win franchise. I have lost all respect in a game that introduced me to gaming.
Am i the only one who felt bad for poor ira. Nobody should take that kind of weight
No I felt bad for him too. He's been through too much.
"That kind of weight" figuratively and literally.
Many soldiers are often scarred for life for their experience in war, but flamethrowers? Normal soldiers most times use weapons that kill quickly, but flamethrowers cause agonizing deaths, and screaming that would traumatize MANY.
I felt even worse for him than Cole. That poor guy went through anything, even after the war. And at his death neither Jack nor Cole seemed to care for him
Thought you were referencing the last line in Cowboy Bebop at first "You're gonna feel that weight." which has a similar ending to this now when I think on it.
@@friedzombie4 Especially considering that Ira was called "the cowboy".
Anybody who doesn't like the ending missed the point of Cole Phelps he was never the man he was built up to be as a war hero or a family man in short people are flawed no matter how good there intentions are
After this ending I went to Ad Vice free roam and ran over Roy 100 times
Gamin Luna Roy is full of shit about being a good friend.... he's the one who deserves to die.
Gamin Luna if you are in free roam do you still play as cole ? or jack ?
I LOVE PANCAKES yeah
Michael Ruiz no no no corrupt cop need to suffer in prission
SPECIAL AGENT Steve haines well everybody have diferent opinion i guess.
They need to make an LA Noire 2 with Jack .
They won't
I’m pretty sure they’ll make a second one in the future
@@avontaemckoy3454 If they could make another one it would be very different because team Bondi asre closed
Jack marston?
@@Gastonepisellone Jack Kelso
I don't really have a problem with Cole dying, what I do have a problem with is how anti-climatic it honestly felt, it was just really sudden. When it happened, I was asking out loud to myself "Wait... he actually died?".
It's called a movie option....old movies did it all the time where they showed the "hero" or "villain" die off screen to which they have another movie to make.....Rockstar can do it but I don't think a lot of people want to play that type of game anymore.
pikachu896 You really represented what i really felt for this end. Thanks man.
By the way what is your profile picture? is it an anime?
Ridho Ammar Harahap
Not an anime, it's a game. Flora from Fire Emblem Fates. One of my least favorite games in the franchise to be honest but I still really liked this character regardless.
Ur Ded
Oh man, I would love a L.A. Noire 2. This is definitely one of the best games I've ever played.
I feel like it being so sudden made it more powerful and symbolic. We had hours and hours of gameplay and story to learn, understand, and fall in love with the characters and through all we the player and they the characters made it through Cole is gone just like that.
rockstar I'll give you this it takes balls to pull of a ending like this it takes brains to pull of a effective ending like this
The last drive that you do was one of my favourite gaming moments all time. The atmosphere is PERFECT
Poor Tex. faithful to his commanders till the ends. Good Marine.
"I always kill the things I love"
Great ending and great game, I feel like Cole Phelps got redemption for ordering the killing of those Japanese citizens by dying to unravel corruption in the LAPD.
you can die a hero or live long enouth to see yourself become a villain
Miguel Freitas Was Cole's last partner in The Dark Knight?
Vannara Meas he became Alfred
Pretty sure Biggs was the guy who the Joker took hostage after telling him about knives.
Or You Can Die a Morty or Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become a Rick
A merry life and a short one
The only game ending to ever leave a lump in my throat, pretty sad.
try red dead redemption. that lump will be twice as big
Ohad Ben-Haim Red Dead Redemptions ending was really sad, But it had to be that way (Won't go into detail, Don't want to spoil it.) But this ending was somewhat uncalled for.
VideoGameFools I will say that Red Dead Redemption was sad as hell. I had waited 3 months before ending the game so I could play as John Marston after hearing from a friend I had finish the game before me to see how the ending was, had told me John gets killed and so does Uncle. Not only was the ending when they tore John to pieces open like a damn piece of paper after he saved Blackwater and the losing assholes who ran it, but when the guys he was working with had been killed by 2 Blackwater Police Officers on the outskirts of Blackwater and when I seen the Indian mission on the Liars And Cheats pack I had wrote a comment on Rockstar.com "What are you idiots thinking?? First I find out that John Marston is shot to death and then I download you're Liars And Cheats pack and play through that and it makes me feel worse when I see there are Indians and African American's scattered vastly throughout a farm, that were also killed by Blackwater Police Officers. You guys should check yourselves and not make a plot twist in a story that has a good line throughout the whole game" not saying the storyline wasn't interesting, which it was, in my opinion it's some of they're best work yet that has been done yet, it's just between L.A. Noire and they're like you said uncalled for ending, GTA IV and Niko's loss of Kate McReary or Roman, Red Dead Redemption and the loss of Uncle, Abigail and mostly John, GTA V and the loss of either Michael or Trevor which shouldn't even be a choice and the loss of Big Smoke who was emotionally fucked up on freebase (still had to be done). I think Rockstar needs to lighten up on the death's of they're characters and am I forgetting the uncalled for death of Claude's girlfriend at the end of the game which you can hear while she's talking about future plans of the 2 of them in the credits and the how Lance Vance was forced to turn on Tommy even though he didn't want to in Vice City, I had a hard time with those as well.
Ty DiCicco Yeah, Two of GTA V's endings were sad, Luckily they weren't canon, GTA IV's endings were sad, But the one where Kate dies is canon (Luckily, Roman is one of my favorite characters) And then we have Red Dead Redemption and L.A. Noire which are sad no matter what, John Mrston didn't deserve what he got, But the police would have tracked himdown and killed him or his family eventually, Cole on the other hand, Could have gotten out and lived, Literally, If he didn't argue with Jack on who would go up first he would have been fine...
Mafia 2 ending did it too
I always found it ironic that the guy that gets hurt and choked up the most at Cole's funeral was your partner that was the most corrupt and "tough guy" partner. The one Cole probably liked the least.
josh ThisIsStupid What are you talking about Cole hated Roy
Elizabeth IV Is respecting him pulling a gun on him and threatening to kill him after he talked shit about his dead friend? Not saying Cole was swing I’d do the same thing but that’s not respect.
Buster The Bear Sure. Of course, focusing on negatives is for sure to help you succeed in your argument. Keep going please.
Elizabeth IV Calm down I was supporting my point no need to argue we all have our opinions
Roy is an opportunist with no morals. He didn't really care that Phelps died. It's an act.
Wish they coulda let the players choose an ending rather than him dead.
this ending is so awesome. what a game!
You know, the first time I watched this it was dramatic and sad, but now I realized Cole had all 7-6 seconds to jump, like Biggs told him to. It looks like he thaught to himself: ''Ahh, f**k it...''.
I like the voice actor for Hershel
bernadette stead *Actor* He's perfect for an old smoker who's been in the game for a while.
"Hey, look who's bleedi-" *Flamethrower*
Jack Kelso is like freaking American Dragon with the Flamethrower.
It'd be sweet if they made a spiritual successor in which you play as a cop(then get promotions like cole) in New York during the 1970's... hopefully some day.
Nah, 1960s, height of the Cold War, new technological innovations in police work, Vietnam war, hippie movement, rise in drug trafficking. 1960s NYC would be cool. You play as a Vietnam vet turned cop.
Antonio Ortiz Or you could play as one of Cole daughters.
I don't think they had female cops during that time period.
Antonio Ortiz Well i am out of ideas then.
Antonio Ortiz No, it has to be in the 1970's. The 1970's are a perfect decade for a crime game. The 1970's had a shit load of crime. Cociane became frequently used, A lot of returning vietnam vets with no jobs resorting to drug dealing and prostitution, and major cities like New York and Chicago nearly became bankrupt. Also you have to remember that in the 70's AIDS and HIV did not exist yet, so everyone was fucking each other.
This is the best game i´ve played in my entire life, i really fell sad for cole´s death and this is a game, it really looks like a movie.
Noire was never about Phelps, this was just his chapter. Noire is more of a genre of story/character, and to borrow from someone else's definition 'Films noir tend to revolve around heroes who are more flawed and morally questionable than the norm, often fall guys of one sort or another.'
Cole Phelps was the decoy protagonist. The true main character was Jack Kelso.
Is it just me or did Roy kinda sound like he was going to cry at the end of the speech?
Likely an act as he was the one who sold Cole out to start with and led to his death, Cole had guilt from the war and Roy selling him out and ruining his life pushed it, Coles death was a form of suicide if you will
Wrong. He was sacrificing himself to save Jack, just like Jack saved Cole after getting shot.
yes he saved jack but there was a chance for him to survive and escape as well and he let himself die basically
Yeah you are right on this. He visually made no attempt to jump up, just stood there and accepted his fate. It was a suicide atonement, really.
He started to sound like JFK
I really didn't like this ending. Roy and the Police Chief got away with their wrongdoings. The Vice Squad corruption scheme also apparently was still operational after Petersen made the deal with Earle. They all should've gone to jail. Phelps had an affair with Elsa but still he was the most honest cop in the game.
I liked the ending it felt realistic, not all the time do the good guys win, sometimes in the end, no matter how hard one fights, evil prevails.
I remember when I was twelve years old and I played this. Something about the way it was written makes it feel real
Just finished my most recent playthrough of the game. Does anyone else get chills when Cole and Biggs protect Jack's car on the way to the sewers? It felt like "yes! I've been waiting for you two to wreck shit together and quit your pissing contest." Though I understand the conflict between the two was more complex than a pissing contest. Such a great game. Great storytelling. Great acting. Great characters. Great detail. Such a shame Team Bondi had shitty work ethic.
I was still getting over John Marston, but now I weep for Cole Phelps. God damn you Rockstar, God damn you.
dude it's good to be someone other then Cole for a change 💯💯
I know that alot of people will agree with me when I say the real heroes are the ones who payed the ultimate price for victory in WW2. Some medal of honor recipients agree that the real heroes are the ones who died. All give some, some give all.
I like Cole better in my opinion, hopefully there will be a sequel to this!
tysm for making this. Really cool to see a gameplay from litterally the year the game got out
Great ending to a great game. It's one of those that you never forget. I remember playing this and beating it when it first came out and when it was on sale this past week I had to pick it up again. Although, I was disappointed that you couldn't play as Kelso to roam the streets of LA. It felt weird to play as Cole roaming the streets when we all saw him die. Also, I just want to say, what's up with Peterson's voice? To me it sounds like something that was pre-recorded or taken from something else. Not saying it was, that's just what I thought it sounded like. Anyways, yes. Amazing game, amazing ending, and one of the best Rockstar games out there.
Gabe Thoman yeah I noticed the same thing with his voice, super weird to here in contrast to the police chief
huuh.. still waiting on a new la noire. It is now 5 years old. At least a remake for the ps4 and of course xbox one would be nice.
The team that made it (Team Bondi in Australia) was pulled apart by their parent company which was Rockstar, there was quite a controversy at the time, something about Rockstar leaving people out in the credits and then some secret emails and what-not.
You can read about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_Bondi
UnhandledException oh, that's very unfortunate.
bundycamp Rockstar we're planning to buy team bondi tho
The L.A. Noire remake is coming in the next week :D
Ironic as it kind of plays into the game's themes
This game really represents corruption that does happen not just in the US, but all around the world. It also symbolizes the emotional pain of the soldiers suffering from PTSD. Cole suffering from the fact that he always felt guilty about ordering Iwa to burn the cave full of innocent people, Iwa not being able to think straight after burning the cave, and the other soldiers as well in the game who blamed Cole and could never get over what happened in Japan. Back to what I was saying, while playing LA Noire, you do experience what it's like for soldiers to suffer from PSTD, and also that corruption does happen anytime anywhere
I would have been absolutely balling my eyes out if it was Ralph, Stefan, Rusty or Herschel up there, not Roy.
It's still very very emotional, though.
Detective Phelps was a hero I don't care what history or arrogance he had when he was in Okinawa he was just a good man guided by his past to do whats right he's a hero and he should've survived La needed more hereto fight the war on crimes,
I have not enjoyed a game more than this masterpiece (ever). I know it came out several years ago, but this is the 1st time I played it. Can't wait for the new content to be released in November.
So sad Cole was a good man
He was a good cop, not necessary a good man.
+Quinlan
He let Jack go first sooo
One honorable deed doesn't make up for 100 bad ones...
Quinlan Good man, good cop, bad soldier/officer.
It'd be fucked up if Jack killed Ira by shooting the flamethrower.
ReeLoy Kenjins Or if he missed and shot his ear off and then his shoulder and so on like a spoof movie until he's out of bullets haha
ReeLoy Kenjins That would’ve been so funny
My only issue with this ending is that it feels rather rushed. Frankly, the whole Arson desk felt sort of random once Kelso became the focus. It wasn't a good call to sideline Cole for the last few missions of the game, only to unceremoniously kill him off. If they wanted that death to have more impact, then we should have been following Cole right up to the end. It's unfortunate, too, because the setup for the Arson desk (where disgraced and demoted Cole is partnered with the standoffish veteran Biggs and still works to do the right thing in the face of corruption and scorn) was a really cool one.
Yeah but Cole was in the heat of passion. If it was a different broad, Cole would've knew it was a wrong move to hit up a chick when all the Vice drama was going on and a partner he should've never trusted. It was a "now or never" chance for him to know Elsa and he took the risk and blew it. He never learned his lesson until the very end where he choose to do something that would benefit someone other than himself. He was a real hero, a tragic hero.
32:01 Powerful reading.
Where was skipper he was one of my favorites
Ibrahim Bedwan I guess Skipper won't be OVER THE MOON with Coles death
@@silver_wolf2232 He would, but for the man Cole used to be, not for the idiot he became.
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@GTASeriesVideos, That was damn well done.
I... We don't know how we can thank you.
I gotta say, his death really stands out with how sudden it is for a main character in a game. Looks up and says "Good bye.." and that was that.
R.I.P Cole Phelps you were a hero. one hell of a cop and an awesome person.
What an amazing game. When I first played it, I didn't like the ending at all. Although I like it more now, Killing off the main character in a video game is not a smart move at all. If it were a TV show or a movie it would be one thing, but in a video game it's just a bad idea. I mean think about it, by doing that, you're basically taking away the players sense of accomplishment that he or she earned.
Personally, I think the ending would have been much better if Biggs sacrificed his life to save Cole (after Cole saved Jack). I know it may sound odd, but let me explain my view on it. First, the most obvious reason is that Biggs was old. He had pretty much lived his life and didn't much more to live for (other than solving a few arson investigations) which automatically makes him a disposable character in my book, secondly, it seemed pretty clear that he was the most loyal of all the partners. Not that the other guys weren't loyal, but they weren't really put in the same position as Biggs. There were times he put his life and even his job at risk to help Cole, and he always stood by him and defended him when he needed it. And not to mention he was also a war vet like Cole. Therefore by putting himself at risk to save Cole, it would almost be like him saving a fellow marine, just like Cole saving Jack.
I guarantee this ending would have worked, and it would have worked much better than the one they stuck with.
I understand that killing off Cole was all part of the story, but again, don't kill off the main character you play as.
+LongDieseldog 100% True
+LongDieseldog I don't actually think he actually died tho, I think he got washed away and they never found his body after a certain time period. They did a funeral for him and presumed he died. He could have lived and possibly have a different backstory for future games, if they decide to reboot the game.
Agree 100%. The Fact That Cole Died Killed A Part of Me
Everyone who played this said the same about red dead redemption
Biggs, an old man, saving Cole would be too heroic, doesn't fit noir genre. I'm ok with the ending but it was kinda rushed. I think it would be better if instead of final unsatisfying shootout in the sewers and brief moments with damaged Flamethrower guy we had to go through sort of interrogation/talk with him using Cole. Like, if you chose the wrong options he geets more and more upset and eventually can go angry and burn everyone.
I get chills when hearing that investigation music at Rancho Rincon. *Shiver*
Hey I'm back from the death
Cole Phelps yaaaaaaayyyy
Picks "Lie"
Lol😂😂😂
you mean dead
I found you in that old mine shaft in san andreas 70 years later
Maybe cole found a way out of the tunnel and that's la noire 2. Everyone thought captain price was dead in mw1 and looked what happened
Very sad ending. It reminds me of Red Dead Redemption's final mission.This is one of the best games I've played. R.I.P. Phepls. Thanks RockStar
In memory of Cole Phelps the hero god bless him 🙏🇺🇸
My favorite thing by far about this game were the characters. None of them were perfect, not even Phelps. But they were all likeable and memorable in their own ways.
Unfortunately, I got spoiled for the ending around the middle of the game, but I was still in a state of shock at the end, likely because of how sudden it was. I had grown to love Cole’s character a lot, and just like that, he was dead. I actually found myself crying.
To all of you people who do not know what LA Noire is: it is an investagation/Detective game where you be a Police Officer, but more of a Detective working for the Los Angeles Police Department Detective Department/Division. You first start out as a Patrolman working cases then you will become a Detective after you complete the last Patrol case. The Detective Cases are: Traffic, Homicide, Vice, and Arson.
When the credits rolled, it was very hard to hold back the tears. Phelps is a man I admire.
next la noire should be about jack kelso
Should be about Jim Gordon
Mr MMR Should be about me
retroAGEfan You ain't famous
+Myles Fimbres
Next la noire wont be
35:49 You hear Roy Earl's voice starting to break. In my theory, I'm guessing this shows regret for what he's done or maybe a developer oversight.
He was faking it.
@@godofwar234regi5 or that works.
@@godofwar234regi5 Here's what I learned about what was going on, what did Cole and Jack uncover. Cole reads that the houses burning down was not all about insurance extortion, it's extortion by eminent domain. So let me get this straight, the houses all built in the path of a freeway are absolutely nothing, the materials used to build those houses are bogus and the houses insured will have phony values. So when the Federal Government commences to build the future freeway they would have to rebuy those pieces of land and all of that money that the Federal Government gave when they buy that land will end up in the Suburban Redevelopment Fund's pockets including Leland Monroe, Fletcher Bowron, William Worrell, Donald Sandlers, Curtis Benson and Doctor Harlan Fontaine. For the guys who bought those houses they'd get their money back but unfortunately two families the Morellis and the Sawyers won't get their money back because they all died in the fire but for families like the Steffens they do and will be forced to sell their house. Who started the fires is Ira Hogeboom who was manipulated by Doctor Fontaine to burn the houses. Learning what we see here this violates codes of ethics in so many ways and if the Feds find out about this then there's a good chance a board of inquiry will be ordered by both the FBI and the President of the United States
"Its cold in here i think i will close the window" Closes door
After all these years I finally took the time to finish the game. Can't say I enjoy the ending or the outcome for the story..
I was 3 years old when you filmed this. Wish I was like 11 and I was playing la noire the year it got out.
The ending pissed me off,the ones who tainted his reputation had the fucking gall to show their god damn faces at the furneral...
I think Cole's death was for the best. He lived with the guilt of all that happened during the war, and then had to live in shame after Roy revealed Cole's affair. Regardless, Cole's service to LA was second to none. He died a good man and was freed from that gray cloud that followed him around his whole life. I'm not saying I liked that he died, I would have loved a sequel that featured him, but I think his death may have been the best for him.
And that both are exceptional artists
@NikoLiberty1000 I actually liked the ending. I mean, it did make me somehow feel sad, but the game at least is realistic. Bad people can't always be stopped, and corrupted men just continued. It didn't leave any questions to me
Shouldn't they refer to each other as marines near the end instead of soldiers?
Marines are not soldiers that an insult to them!
Yes but it's a common mistake many make especially those not familiar with the military
What is Cole’s past? It’s been a long time since I’ve played this so what year does this game take place in?
1946
Wow! This is one of those games that really moved me.
For those of you that don't get the ending it's more or less Poetic Justice. Phelps was a flawed an who tried to act perfect. He hurt many people and never came down from his "ivory tower" until the final missions of the game. Cole Phelps is basically Magwitch from Great Expectations. Though, Cole isn't inherently evil like Magwitch is, they are very similar characters. They also both died in similar ways (Well magwitch was crushed by a boat, but he died trying to save Pip...kinda.)
Beautifully said, it would have been an artistic compromise if cole had lived just so people wouldn't get sad. Noire art calls for great tragedy in all mediums.
is it just me or did anyone else like kelso better
I liked Kelso better
Me too he's like the evil version of Squidward tentacles
Nah. I felt like he should've only been in "House of Sticks".
We all did. He was written this way.
There is! Well done brother!
This is one of the best games I played in ages, original. Sorry Phelps didn't make it, I felt sad.
What if Cole wanted people to think he died so he returns in LA Noire 2 exposing the corrupt system.
... Well as soon as you have a logical explanation to how a guy can survive being crushed by tons of water in a storm drain, you let me know.....
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Skyfoxtchannel We all wanted it back. bro.
We all know..
Bryce Fleetwood But many who survive it are on open spaces where they can hold on to something and avoid getting heavily battered. A drain with water rushing would smash him against the walls too many times to survive
It ended on a high note, great story, hopefully more to come
Cant remember that ending. Are there Different endings? After my last case I sat back in my car and my Partner was at my side again. He was gone a few missions before.
And now I got no new location, but I cant remember this ending
2:48 Ira to the rescue!!
It's set in the 30's, too. So, if in anyway it were connected to L.A. Noire, then it'd be a prequel rather than a sequel.
Sigh, good endings sometimes call for the main character to die. Why don't people realize this? Its an age old method of storytelling.
R.I.P Cole Phelps
(1920-1947)
Cole,s last Words "goodbye"
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Rest In Peace Cole Phelps
We Will Never Forget You
Cole Phelps A Young Man A Brave Man A Soldier A Cop
Father Husband Friend
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
5:09 Somehow, I can't take the story seriously when I'm playing with Jack. He's more like the generic movie good guy detective character from old noir Hollywood movies than Phelps. It's not like determination and a straight-forward attitude makes you immune to gunshot wounds
In reality, Jack Kelso is the main character and Cole Phelps is the secondary protagonist.
@@jorgebersabe293 If anything, that prooves my point
33:33 Cole could’ve had more of chance of living if he jumped sooner. He had 7-9 seconds, but I guess he just accepted his fate.
Throughout the whole game, Biggs was my favourite partner and the Phelps/Earle fight in the newspaper flashback was one of his best moments, when he tells the officer to back off. I loved the personality they gave him. Hard-nosed, yet compassionate. It might be because he reminds me of my dad a bit. I was all about GTA when I was younger, but it just doesn't hold my interest quiteas much anymore. A compelling story line from one of my favourite times in history? Yes, please.
Cole was a good officer and detective. He did his best in law enforcement, but in the end his mind could not sustain all the corruption, and stayed rogue near the end until he lost control. Anyone else that says he was a piece of dog crap can build a time machine and go back in time and put yourself in his shoes.
Y'know, I found Jack Kelso to be a lot more interesting than Phelps. I'd like a game from Rockstar where you play as a corporate investigator, seems a lot more intriguing than your run of the mill cop.
AWESOME MISSION WHOEVER PLAYED IT GOOD JOB
Can someone give me a link to the chase music that happens when Kelso is running away? Starts @ 17:37
sorry for asking....we play as cole or jack i confused.i not play this game
Thank you for your time
the graphics in this game is amazing