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General/Summary: I bought this game off an on-line auction last summer for $20.00. I played it off and on for a number of months and finally completed it this month. As a veteran gamer from back in the Pac Man era, I can honestly state this is a great game. Sure, it may have flaws here and there but the game play is solid and involving. The story is reminiscent of the gritty crime novels I have found littered about various waiting rooms I have visited. The character is the epitome of the 1970's movie era rogue cop and the villains remind me of stereotypical mob characters, crooked police officers and corrupt governmental officials with a dash of the occult thrown in. Talk about having your hands full, Mad Max Payne certainly had his work/justice cut out for him. Some have argued this game is too short. Maybe it was because I played the game over a seven-month period but it really seamed long to me. From sewers to nightclubs, crack-houses to mansions, shipyards to high-rises; Max was...
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The graphics are so much better than the PS-2 version, especially in Bullet Time. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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oh my how good game! Much maps to play, bullet time, and nice sniper. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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Great interactivity with everything, bullet time, good variety of guns. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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Comic Book Story line approach, graphics, controls, and weapons lots of cool weapons. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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This game has great Graphics, nice charecters, and interesting story line, and that non stop thrill that you get every time you complete sometyhing. THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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This game takes Graphics, and the realism of the Matrix into your Xbox... THE BAD: SUMMARY:
Max Payne uses extremely realistic graphics to showcase a gritty film-noir-inspired New York City. Payne stalks subways, tenements, nightclubs, and even government installations as he takes his vengeance out on a horde of gun-toting bad guys. Taking a page from the visual style of famed director John Woo, as well as The Matrix, Max Payne lets the player launch into a slow-motion mode generally known as "bullet time," which makes dodging enemy fire and dishing out your own return fire a breeze, all while leaping side to side. While this looks extremely cool to do, it also evens the odds and can only be used for limited amounts of time, making it a strategic as well as aesthetic option.
And speaking of aesthetics, the game is packed with exciting moments, weapons, and locations, even if the enemies get a little redundant after a while. The level design ranges from inspired (a multilevel parking garage) to humdrum (a warehouse) and several levels actually take...
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perfect gameplay, good character detail THE BAD: SUMMARY:
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The good, this is a no brainer. This game was very good. It had a bullet time mode on it so if you hit the left trigger button on your controller you could slow time down to look like the MATRIX!! And it also helps you dodge bullets. The story line was very good because like it brought out sarcasm, humor, action, horror, and even some suspense here and there. I never really got frustrated with this game only at the last part i had to look at the walkthrough because i didnt know what to do after about 6 hours of playing. Also, you can save in the middle of doing something, there are no savepoints but you can save newhere youw atn and that really helps you get through the game THE BAD: Lowest Prices |
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