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Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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I loved it, even though I've never played the game 
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I didn't really think it was that funny...
Probably because I've never played that game. 
Nice. Simple, but funny.
I didn't really think it was that funny...
Probably because I've never played that game.
It's funny because in L.A. Noire it uses motionscanning technology; which basically scans a real person's facial performance into the game. Players look at the performances in interrogations to tell if the person is telling the truth or hiding something. Obviously LEGO figures can only show one expression (Occasionally two) at a time...
Well done, sir.
Last edited by Timothy R (June 22, 2011 (05:24am))
It's funny because in L.A. Noire it uses motionscanning technology; which basically scans a real person's facial performance into the game. Players look at the performances in interrogations to tell if the person is telling the truth or hiding something. Obviously LEGO figures can only show one expression (Occasionally two) at a time...
Well done, sir.
I really didn't get the joke until you pointed it out. Only a true L.A Noire fan would notice that.
I like it!
Timothy R wrote:It's funny because in L.A. Noire it uses motionscanning technology; which basically scans a real person's facial performance into the game. Players look at the performances in interrogations to tell if the person is telling the truth or hiding something. Obviously LEGO figures can only show one expression (Occasionally two) at a time...
Well done, sir.
I really didn't get the joke until you pointed it out. Only a true L.A Noire fan would notice that.
To be fair L.A. Noire has been advertised massively; and nearly everywhere you see/read/hear people talking about the game, they comment on the new technology.
That is a good point. Even I, not remotely interested in the game, have heard of that bit before. The joke just didn't come to me.
I found it funny for the Curb Your Enthusiasm music.
The joke came to me, and I have never played LA Noire, or know much about it.
The video is great although I gotta admit I've never heard anythin' about the actual LA Noire game 
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