Australians, like many across the world, love playing video games. The southerly continent is the 13th highest nation in the world in terms of gaming sales. This helped along by Australia’s 11.1 million gamers, cumulatively creating an industry worth $1.1 billion in total. Despite draconian and somewhat backward classification laws that have resulted in a huge number of titles (available in most other markets) being censored or pulled from the shelves entirely. Australia’s gaming scene is an engaged one, and as with any proactive community there are some titles that the majority of Australian gamers adore. Australia’s Top Video Game L.A Noire As one of the top games of this decade, L.A Noire, set in Los Angeles in 1947 and with a crime-based plot pulled straight from early twentieth century film noir flicks, is a true Australian export. Developed by Team Bondi, an independent game developer that was located in Sydney until its administration in August 2011. The game was…