You'll see assorted visual upgrades such as enhanced lighting, high-resolution textures, cinematic camera angles and more. The versions of the game for the PS4 and Xbox One (and their latest Pro and X console variants) offer pretty standard remaster fare. The Nintendo Switch version of the game will feature "contextual touch controls", new camera angles, Joy-Con mode (which offers gesture-based controls) and a few other nifty features. Noire will now be making its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, (with 4K versions releasing for the PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X) the Nintendo Switch, and the HTC Vive. Today, the publisher has announced not one, not two, but four new remastered versions of the detective thriller for the virtual reality and modern consoles. With how successful the game has been, it's no surprise that Rockstar has decided it deserves some extra attention. The game placed more of an emphasis on thinking and investigating than wild shooting sprees and vehicular rampages. Noire as a nice change of pace from standard Rockstar fare.
Originally released back in 2011, many players viewed L.A. Although not quite as well-known as their Red Dead Redemption or Grand Theft Auto franchises, there's no denying the success of Rockstar's detective thriller/simulator L.A.
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