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1) A little title called The Godfather II will feature a deep online component somewhat akin to Grand Theft Auto IV.
2) Up until sometime last year, Mass Media was working on ports of Saint's Row and The Outfit, for Wii and PSP, respectively.
3) Some more about L.A. Noire:

• Team Bondi's goal is to have every NPC in the city feature a distinct personality and different knowledge sets
• The game is not being funded by Sony, who dropped the title (Phil Harrison and Brendan McNamara (Team Bondi head) can't stand each other, McNamara & Company's tendency to miss milestones did not help either, but had very little to do with Phil's decision), there is nothing stopping a 360 release.
• The amount of music in the primarily jazz soundtrack is "comparable to GTA."
• The detecting mechanics are described as "an analysisfest" to which reaction has been polarizing, one calling the detective elements "fatally boring" and another remarking that the mechanics are "absolutely innovative." The former dubs the game "Assassin's Creed: Noir Edition" and the latter went on about "investigating the social structure of 1947 Los Angeles."
• Finally, information about at least some of the crimes you will be investigate in the game can be found here.

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Also, a little tale about Blizzard Entertainment and Star Wars.

UPDATE: Sony stopped funding the game when Phil dropped it years ago. The bad blood between Brendan and Phil, which began during the development of The Getaway, is the primary factor in the game being dropped. Team Bondi would likely still be with Sony if Phil never took control of WWS, there is a reason that Brendan affiliated Bondi with SCEA rather than SCEE, who has authority over Australia.

There is no indication that Team Bondi are going the route of Ratbag, whose title Ikon (later became Scavenger, which never made it to stores) was dropped by Rockstar after being dropped by Sony, Brendan is quite amiable with the Housers.

Those detective elements are so polarizing that the implementation of them is cited for the reason of at least one resignation and there has been a number of departures at Bondi. Internal horror stories about Bondi appear to be plentiful.