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• The game will be a free-roaming title with a historically-accurate recreation of Los Angeles in 1947.
• Team Bondi has even hired a costume designer to research the clothing of the era so the game's attire can be accurate.
  
• Aside from main story, side missions will be based on actual cases pulled straight of the newspapers of 1947.
• A US Marine plays a big role in the story.
  
• Not so exclusive...but LA Noire maybe definitely ain't coming to Xbox 360, the size of the game maybe is an obstacle to this.

UPDATE: I'd like to see hello to possibly every employee of Team Bondi...or at least the majority that have visited this blog. Brendan, I thought The Getaway was really quite underrated.

I'm sorry that I don't have any stories relating to Australia. I'm going to start, judging by the MySpace pages of both candidates, I officially endorse Kevin Rudd for PM because the fact that the Liberal logo looks like logo for a tennis shoe company and John Howard seems to have seriously messed up your electoral system. Remember Australians, iVOTE says "voting...cool as f#ck" and that it is true. And I watch The Chaser's War on Everything and I listen to Sunday Night Safran. I can't figure on any other way to pander to you guys. G'day mates and enrol.

UPDATE #2: Who the hell is Dallas? Why would someone from Australia be named Dallas? Since when has there been a Kotaku Australia? How did this post get on Kotaku Australia?

UPDATE #3: 2,774 readers so far today, wow, t.hat is...more than five times my log limit. I promise I'll one up this with a mindblowing exclusive like what hair dye Ron Paul uses or the Sam Donaldson's new girlfriend. Hello, people from Take-Two Games and the subsidiaries of Take-Two Games. Don't forget to stay for my feature on popular garden decorations from the 1960s and the influence they have today.

UPDATE #4: I'm not Australian and there are no plans for a PC release.

UPDATE #5: Sony is not funding this game, the McNamara-Sony relationship is not the best. Researching 1947 crime ain't exactly too difficult.

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