The Difference Between L.A. Noire and Grand Theft Auto
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
I enjoy L.A. Noire. I enjoy it for reasons that have nothing to do with why I enjoyed Grand Theft Auto IV. Despite superficial similarities, 
two games [[link]] are barely alike, which I’ve carefully explained before https://kotaku.com/14-minutes-of-l-a-noires-unexpected-thrills-5802203 But when I put L.A. Noire in the hands of someone who loves GTA, guess what he [[link]] tried to [[link]] do first? He discovered just how different these two games are. 
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