Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pretty good. Watched my brothwr play it and it was definitely a game to have

L.A. Noire for the Nintendo Switch is a classic noir detective game that has been remastered and optimized for the Nintendo platform. The game takes place in Los Angeles in the 1940s, where you play as a detective trying to solve crimes and bring criminals to justice. One of the standout features of L.A. Noire is its stunning graphics, which are now even better with the remastered version. The game's attention to detail is impressive, with each location being meticulously recreated to give a realistic feel to the game world. The controls have also been adapted well to the Nintendo Switch, with the joy-cons being used effectively to control the game. The game also includes motion controls, which are fun to use and add an extra layer of interactivity.

L.a. noire for Nintendo switch is a really good game to play.

Decent game, no difference in graphics from the original

This game looks great and polished. The characters facial expressions and movements are a definite upgrade from the ps3 version. And it is fun too! I am glad I can play this on the go or in any room in my house. NOTE: The required download is only about 6GB. It is compressed and unpacks at 14GB. The download doesn't take very long depending on your ISP's data transfer rate.

This port of an old game does not hold up very well, and quickly becomes repetitive and uninteresting.

It's like GTA but without the mindless violence part...could be your kind of thing?

I tried for several hours but just could not get into this game.

I have no idea what this is all about or anything of that nature. It was a gift for someone.

I bought it for my son but he did not like it at all.

Awesome game - played it initially for the PS3 and picked it up again for the switch to play on the go. Great story, gameplay, graphics and sound. The game takes place in the late 1940s and has great story where you work to solves crimes and cases as a detective. The only issue I had with the switch version is you need to make sure you have enough space to download the game onto your switch's memory card.

Clearly I'm going to be one of the first negative reviews and will likely get thumbs down, but I have broad shoulders and can take it. I had to quit the game a little more than halfway through. I had the brightness turned up all the way and it was still way too dark during night sequences. The scene that I had to just stop and get rid of the game for fear I was going to throw the controller through the tv, (minor spoiler alert) was the scene in the catacombs. They were trying to give the game a creepy atmosphere, but I honestly couldn't see a thing. I don't understand why modern game systems can display half a billion colors but many developers just want their games to be in shades of black. In fairness the day sequences looked pretty nice. It also had a bunch of the "Assassins Creed type glitchiness" if you will. You'll be standing right next to a ladder trying to go up it, but the game won't register it so instead you try to go right to the front of the ladder but you inevitably overshoot just a bit and end up on the other side of the ladder and the game still doesn't let you go up and you repeat that nonsense for about 30 seconds before you shout a curse and scare your dog. Overall it's a last gen game and it clearly shows. It's pretty repetitive too; look for clues, talk to people, drive to next location, repeat over and over for 20 hours. This is definitely not Rockstar's best. Only reason I didn't give it one star was that the first half entertained me enough on a plane ride back and forth from NYC to Barcelona so it gets props for that.

LA Noire is such a fun game to play on Nintendo Switch. Rockstar Games published this game and Team Bondi developed it. While the Switch version is not perfect with not always staying at 30 FPS and the HD Rumble is too powerful at times, it is still a great product. I really enjoyed investigating crimes, the story, gameplay, graphics, art work, and combat.

This game was amazing when I first played it years back on PS3. Its still good, and fun for the Switch!

Boring Boring Boring, narrow narrow experience. Overrated. All faces in it are totally punchable.