Video games give players a way to explore a certain area in a specific time period, and for history fans, these games are a great choice.
L.A. Noire has its share of fans, but it doesn't look like Rockstar's 1940s crime-solving action game will ever be destined to get a follow-up.
Certain games hold the special distinction of being trailblazers in a particular aspect of gameplay. These legendary examples are the proof.
These iconic serial killers make for an interesting, mystery-lined gameplay despite not being in gore-filled video games.
These studios may be no more, but at least they went out with a bang by publishing these final, successful video game titles.
With Rockstar's GTA6 and RDR3 presumably on their way, it's time to see why L.A. Noire 2 never happened and why it needs to get made now.
For true immersion, fans of historical settings should look no further than these great historical open-world video games.
Los Angeles has proven a popular setting for video games, but these titles did the best job.
These true crime games not only fascinate fans but explore crime in various ways that might not seem normal.
As Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption rule Rockstar Games' output, many beloved franchises from the developer have fallen by the wayside.
Looking to solve a disappearance, murder, or something even more sinister? These mystery games let players play detective.
Take-Two Interactive's acquisition of Zynga is major news, and opens the door for multiple famous franchises to be adapted into mobile games.
Take-Two Interactive's CEO discusses the possibility of bringing franchises like Bioshoc, and GTA to mobile following the Zynga acquisition.
Although L.A. Noire is a fictional game, many of its cases are inspired by real-life crimes from 1940s Los Angeles.
Some of the best actors available in L.A. Noire also starred in Mad Men. Here's a look at some of the talent.
For a limited time, Rockstar Games is giving away some of the best games in its catalog for free to all owners of the remastered GTA Trilogy.
VR ports of classic games seem to be getting more popular as the platform grows, which is great since it breathes new life into older titles.
If the GTA Trilogy remasters are successful Rockstar will hopefully be inspired to bring back its other foundational franchises into the spotlight.
Take-Two announced plans for three remasters, and there's plenty to choose from the Rockstar catalog that isn't Grand Theft Auto or Red Dead.
Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption have brought Rockstar Games plenty of success, but a lot of franchises were abandoned in the process.