as , with unpaid wages or bonuses accounting for over 75% of those debts. 33 staff credited for their work on L.A. Noire were owed a combined in unpaid wages or bonuses. Among those, McNamara claimed to be owed , general manager Vicky Lord and lead gameplay programmer David Heironymus . Depth Analysis was also reported to be owed . Successors and Whore of the Orient (2011–2014) Following Team Bondi's liquidation, Kennedy Miller Mitchell merged the staff previously acquired from Team Bondi into their KMM Interactive Entertainment subsidiary. KMM Interactive Entertainment, based in Sydney, was established by Cory Barlog to aid getting Kennedy Miller Mitchell into the video game industry. That subsidiary's first project was to be a tie-in game with the film studio's upcoming film Happy Feet Two. Many of the developers moved from Team Bondi immediately started working on the Happy Feet Two movie. McNamara's intellectual property that was acquired by Kennedy Miller Mitchell, which he previously described as "one of the great untold stories of the twentieth century", was announced to be Whore of the Orient on 28 November 2011. Developed at KMM Interactive Entertainment, McNamara was again appointed as creative director for the game. Kennedy Miller Mitchell executive George Miller stated that he was passionate about the project because it was "four-dimensional storytelling" and that "a game can literally become the equivalent of a novel. [...] It's a movie that's played interactively at home." The studio planned to go ahead with developing two new games with the support of government funding. Whore of the Orient was set to be a spiritual successor to L.A. Noire. The game was targeted to be released on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and set to release in 2015. The title of the game referred to one of the synonyms, alongside "Paris of the East", given to Shanghai, where the game would have been set. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment was named to have signed a publishing deal for Whore of the Orient. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment pulled out of the publishing deal again in December 2012. As a result of this, and due to general investment issues, KMM Interactive Entertainment was shut down in April 2013, and all staff was let go. Although not made official, it was widely believed that Whore of the Orient was effectively cancelled with the studio closure. Regardless, the game received a investment from