Ontwikkelstudio Team Bondi has missions of L. A. Noire deleted the game completed. n blu-ray disc to make them fit. In total, eleven detectivezaken and some other parts of the game that there was originally in.
According to co-founder of Team Bondi Brendan McNamara, the Bunko and Burglary cases from L. A. Noire achieved, because the game otherwise would be too large for a single blu-ray disk, as reports Eurogamer, on the basis of a aritkel in PSM3 Magazine. McNamara claims that, as a major problem was seen to be about the size of a single blu-ray disk to go. For that reason, two chapters from the game is deleted, which in total would be good for eleven detectivezaken.
In the Bunko-things would be players cases of fraud need to work out and Burglary turns to inbraakzaken. That last part would be in the game playing directly in front of the chapter in which the protagonist Phelps murder cases covers. The two chapters were, according to McNamara fully written out and designed, though they were deleted before the development was fully completed.
Except for the two chapters, there are also other parts removed from L. A. Noire. So there was in the first instance, a system that the player is penalised if he has a thing bad had been completed. The player would than a small tussenmissie, such as a chase or a small berovingszaak need to do, to prove it’s still a good detective. Because this element is deleted, the player also in a poor performance the next mission.
The marriage between Team Bondi and publisher Rockstar since the release of L. A. Noire on crack. Employees of Team Bondi complained about the working conditions and Rockstar brought thereon to the outside is not more with the Australian ontwikkelstudio want to cooperate.
