Being set in 1947, the game's setting has a few features that did not exist at the time, as well as making a few factual errors, although many of these can be interpreted as taking artistic license. When you arrive at the crime scene, a police officer with a cigarette will tell you its on the 2nd floor, Apartment 6. Make sure to grab the morphine syrette evidence from the trash before climbing the stairs after entering the building as this is 1/3 needed for the Achievement/Trophy, A Good Looking Corpse. Then head upstairs and go towards the open door at the end of the hallway. When you get near the door, a cutscene will start playing. You will meet up with your former Traffic and Homicide partners. Use four intuition points in conversation with a single suspect, correctly branching each question. L.A. Noire has largely received critical acclaim, with critics praising the game for its story and facial animation technology.

The case itself, both in name and plot, is based off the 1948 film " The Naked City". This movie was directed by Jules Dassin - this is referenced to in the game case through the dress shop called "D'Assine." Key differences between the two include location (the game takes place in Los Angeles while the film takes place in New York City), narrative (the story in the game is told in a straight forward manner through Phelps' perspective while the film is as much an examination of life in New York City as it is about the murder investigation), and the timeframe (the story told in the game takes place over the course of one day and night while the film takes place through several days and nights). The only location of this weapon in the game. The storeroom is at the end of a long corridor guarded by goons. You'll come to this after descending a set of stairs. Looking at the sign as we'll have to go to the 5th floor, Room 505. Take the elevator to the 5th floor. When we get to the floor we need to get to, head to the door we see at the far end. Go inside and talk with the receptionist. After talking with the receptionist, head to the room that the patient comes out of. Go in and talk with Dr. Stoneman. At the beginning of each question, use an intuition point. The answers are all truth except the wallet question, which you should doubt.. Chase the suspect up the rooftops and start shooting at him while he's climbing up the Broadway tower to end the case. More L.A. Noire - DLC Cases Walkthroughs

Some guy will be beating on Arnett when you get there. Chase him and search Arnett's apartment afterwards. L.A. Noire - DLC Cases Walkthrough - L.A. Noire-DLC-Cases 93

Relationship with victim: Accuse (or Lie in the original version). Evidence: Benzedrine Prescription After talking with the store owner, we'll talk with one of the people who worked with the victim. Before we start with any questions, we'll be able to take a look at the ring Ms. Swanson is wearing. Julia Randall, a stunning fashion model with the world at her feet, is found dead in her own bathtub. To the Homicide squad it looks like a textbook society-type's suicide - just another glamorous life ended early by the victim's own hand - but coroner Malcolm "Mal" Carruthers remains unconvinced. It falls to detectives Cole Phelps and Roy Earle to investigate the scene and determine which of Miss Randall's vices really killed her. Crowther, Bosley. " Naked City, Mark Hellinger's Final Film, at Capitol – Fitzgerald Heads Cast." New York Times. March 5, 1948. Accessed 2008-01-30.

The PS4 & XB1 versions also include new cinematic camera angles and a Photo Mode that lets the player freeze the scene and change the camera position, exclude characters, and add filters & effects to take custom screenshots. In the case "The Set Up" you will come to a point where you will need to question Candy Edwards. Once you've correctly questioned her a cut scene will occur showing you and your partner staking out Candy's motel. In the morning she will exit her motel room and you must follow her without being seen or using cover. You can use incognito once, but only at the beginning with the bench and newspaper. Willett, Ralph. The Naked City: Urban Crime Fiction in the USA. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 1996.

List of Stolen Items - Lie/Evidence - Faberge Cigarette Case • 2. Burglary Incident Report - Truth •Many of the vehicles and songs in the game are from 1948 or 1949, the most notable being the 1949 Chevrolet Styleline. When you're done in the apartment, descend the stairs to the main floor, where you will want to inspect the garbage can to your right near the plant, if you haven't done so on your way in. You will the find the syrette of morphine the coroner was looking for, as mentioned earlier, as well as earn the A Good-Looking Corpse Achievement/Trophy. After tailing him on the car you'll have to stalk him more on foot. Then use the police phone after reuniting with Roy and head for Hollywood Ninth Beat. L.A. Noire - DLC Cases Walkthrough - L.A. Noire-DLC-Cases 87 Whilst the SRF scam is exposed, several members escape justice by making a deal with the Assistant D.A. to testify. They attend Phelps' funeral, with Earle delivering the eulogy in his memory, much to the disgust of Elsa, who leaves. Elsa is in disbelief when Kelso seemingly wants to prevent her from causing a scene, questioning if he was really Cole's friend. As Biggs follows her out to console her, he remarks to Kelso that Phelps was never his friend, to which Kelso agrees, but then responds that he was also never his enemy. Herschel states that he believes Cole knew this, hoping he had made peace with it, before exiting.