Start Your Week Off With This LA Noir Blooper Reel

By Joseph Christ on February 4th, 2013 (7 comments)


What better way to start off your Monday than with a good breakfast, a bucket full of coffee and this LA Noire blooper reel! Depth analysis, the firm behind the motion capture for the Team Bondi detective game, have compiled every mistake, line mess-up and sneeze into this entertaining collage of Uncanny Valley missteps.

If you thought the photo-realistic faces on those robotic moving bodies looked strange before, it's even worse when the actors are joking around and messing up. And that was the main problem with the technology, it looked too good and resulted in an awkward relationship between the character faces and pretty much everything else in the game.

It almost makes me want to go back and re-play it.

Tags: LA Noire, Team Bondi, Rockstar

Joseph Christ

Joseph Christ is the Reviews Editor and a Podcast Personality at 4Player. Specializing in reviews, editorials, drinking, and saying inappropriate things about gaming franchises that are beloved by millions, his satirical and sometimes edgy style offsets a more serious and penetrating substance lurking below the surface. He is also the host of the Cocktail Time Podcast. You'll follow his Twitter if you know what's good for you.

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  • Kdbattletoad 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    ah, these are hilarious!

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  • CyborgMaid 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    I want this in every game from now on.

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  • mreihms 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    It's so bizarre to see their faces when they break character. It looks kinda spooky to see a human face on a body like that.

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  • theottomatic91 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    lol that was awesome.

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  • AdjacentKitten 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    They look so much more human in these bloopers than they ever did in-game.

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    • OlMuttonchops 4 months, 2 weeks ago

      It's weird, they actually DO seem more human. Not just their faces but their movements as well.

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  • Nolan Hedstrom 4 months, 1 week ago

    I really like that this got put out. I agree with the other comments that it does make the characters seem more human I guess mainly because they don't seem so pre-rendered when they mess up a line and start making fun of themselves. I didn't realize that some of those scenes were shot with multiple actors in the same room. I guess I figured they recorded them on their own and were then digitally combined. It's almost like watching a blooper reel from a movie. Good stuff!

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