April 29, 2026
Take-Two CEO talks about the possibility of a new LA Noire game
LA Noire from Rockstar Games graced the Nintendo Switch in 2017 and proved to be an immersive and exciting adventure when it launched for the platform. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, who recently participated in a conference for video game executives, touched on the LA Noire franchise, giving fans a slither of hope that the series will…  » Take-Two CEO talks about the possibility of a new LA Noire gam...
LA Noire from Rockstar Games graced the Nintendo Switch in 2017 and proved to be an immersive and exciting adventure when it launched for the platform. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, who recently participated in a conference for video game executives, touched on the LA Noire franchise, giving fans a slither of hope that the series will…  Read More » Take-Two CEO talks about the possibility of a new LA Noire game Source
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