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Rockstar has announced the PC version of LA Noire will release this fall. The PC port is developed by Rockstar Leeds and offers “increased fidelity and graphical enhancements,” keyboard remapping, and gamepad support. Support for 3D will be available for those that have the hardware to support it.
The developer claims LA Noire “will run on a wide range of PCs.” LA Noire was released for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 in May and sold four million copies thus far.
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