Sat, Apr 18, 2009 | 17:06 BST
Team Bondi looking to hire extra folks for LA Noire
LA Noire developer Team Bondi has posted up a list of job openings specific for the game on its official website.
Opportunities include 3D car modelers and layout artists, a senior and junior level designer, and a senior gameplay programmer.
If you fit the bill, hit the link.
Team Bondi made a previous push last July to hire new staffers, leaving some to believe the game was reaching its final stage of development.
That was not the case, apparently, and there’s still no word on when this Rockstar joint venture can be expected.
Via Joystiq.
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Posted in: Adventure, PS3, Rockstar
Tags: adventure-noire, la noire, team bondi
11 comments
#1
Psychotext
18/04/09, 5:43 pm
I though this had been canned. Good to see it’s still going… albeit slowly.
#2
Hunam
18/04/09, 6:10 pm
I can do layabout artist…
#3
Gekidami
18/04/09, 6:14 pm
Is that an actual in-game shot at the top of the jobs page?
#4
Patrick Garratt
18/04/09, 6:17 pm
E3 reveal apparently, PT.
#5
No_PUDding
18/04/09, 7:13 pm
Well I was excited ages ago. I still am. It’s just that, ‘coming from the developers of The Getaway’ is only a little less unnerving than ‘coming from the developers of True Crime’.
So who knows. Want a 3D point and click free roaming adventure.
#6
Yoshi
18/04/09, 7:22 pm
I guess this is guna be the next step up from gta4 as they are takin so long and not sayin a word.
If its not then thats guna be gay lol
#7
Gekidami
18/04/09, 9:30 pm
Long development dosnt mean a game will be good, actually alot of examples point to the opposite.
#8
Prof Power Glove
20/04/09, 12:55 am
They are probably having trouble dealing with an overly ambitious design scope. We shall see.
#9
Hunam
20/04/09, 1:37 am
That, or because this is their first project and they are essentially a start up needing to build up their studio gradually when needed. With Rockstar taking a liking to them I doubt they will have many problems securing funds to expand, but the length of development thus far could be down to more than anything the fact they are so small, so whilst they are taking their time, they probably aren’t running up that much of a bill.
#10
Blerk
20/04/09, 8:37 am
E3 reveal sounds good. And about time, too.
#11
Prof Power Glove
20/04/09, 1:39 pm
Aye, at least it looks like they are now in a position to start building/churning out car models and levels so perhaps they are finally making progress.
I can imagine the kind of planning that would go into a game with that kind of scope and it sounds like a nightmare/starting it up from scratch anyway. Hopefully using GTA source code should help a bit..