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Max is coming back.

As long as they have something more than bullet time this time, bring it on.

Loved the first two games, cannot remember how it all ended though.

I hope Mark Wahlberg does the voice.

That's a terrible idea, G.

:heart:

Now I'm no kalyx or Hasney when it comes to caring about gaming but I was pretty pissed when Wahlberg was cast in the film. HATE Wahlberg, LOVE Max Payne. I didn't see the movie but I'm glad that it won't be the last thing 'Max Payne' related

Hopefully they'll have that same guy that voiced the other games.

I like the last 2 games but there was way too much dialouge in Max Payne 2. I don't like playing a game were every 2 steps you take there is a cut scene it gets annoying fast.

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Originally Posted by Kane86 (Post 2483935)

I like the last 2 games but there was way too much dialouge in Max Payne 2. I don't like playing a game were every 2 steps you take there is a cut scene it gets annoying fast.

No you didn't. You lie.

Nobody cares fag.

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 2484035)

No you didn't. You lie.

Nobody cares fag.

Give me your address

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 2484035)

No you didn't. You lie.

Nobody cares fag.

Yoru scared of me plain and simple.

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 2484045)

lol I'm sure I am.

Thats why you won't give me your ADDRESS!

Yup, you're right. I'm scared of a 12 year old kid. Still haven't gotten over that ass kicking that I got from the 11 year old

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 2484052)

Yup, you're right. I'm scared of a 12 year old kid. Still haven't gotten over that ass kicking that I got from the 11 year old

Give me you address lets se how badass you really are.

Shut up Kane86. "olololol i'll kik ur azz in rl"

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Originally Posted by Extreme Angle (Post 2483938)

april fools?

In march? :?:

If this is on the Wii i'll be happy

There is some info about Max Payne 3. Rather than copying and pasting text from different sites, I'll just post Screwattacks Hard News show. It has all the latest info.

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lol wtf, the enviroment drawings look like they were lifted out of Stranglehold

Why does he look like McClane?

I'm down as long as marky mark is not involved in any way

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Originally Posted by G (Post 2476326)

I hope Mark Wahlberg does the voice.

He is what ruined the film for me so having the voice would be a no-go

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Originally Posted by BDR (Post 2578615)

I'm down as long as marky mark is not involved in any way

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Originally Posted by Matt Gingarac (Post 2579571)

He is what ruined the film for me so having the voice would be a no-go

http://www.gameinformer.com/NR/rdonl.../julycover.jpg
MAX PAYNE 3 OLD DEMONS... ...NEW BEGINNINGS

Playstation 3 | XBOX 360 | PC
> Style 1-Player Action (Multiplayer TBA)
> Publisher Rockstar Games
> Developer Rockstar Vancouver
> Release Winter

What does it feel like to lose everything? Most of us will never know.
But what would you do if you lost your job? Your true love? Your sanity?
Your reasons for living? Rockstar's long-missing noir hero, Max Payne, knows the answer to these questions.
Max has been absent from the video game landscape since the 2003
release of Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne. The long-awaited Max Payne 3 features a hero much different than the handsome character
we once knew. This new Max is older and harder, marked with the scars
of his fall to the bottom. While he's still very much a violent man of action,
the world around him has moved on and so has he. What would a man with nothing left to lose do to get one more chance at the good life? This question will ultimately be answered in Rockstar's next epic adventure.

THE THIRD ACT
If you want to know how much has changed in the world of Max Payne, look no further than the cover of the magazine you're reading (GameInformer). The bald, bearded man on the cover bears little resemblance to the character we followed through two successful games. He's aged considerably since the tragic events of Max Payne 2, with a scarred face and thicker build. If not for the logo on the cover, it would be hard to recognize Max at all. Clearly, Rockstar Games, which is developing the game in-house for the first time since purchasing the rights from series creator Remedy, is not averse to taking chances with the franchise.
"It's a tricky thing, because you're taking this beloved franchise that we didn't do originally," comments Rockstar art director Rob
Nelson. "You have to maintain the elements of it that are special and that people remember, but you also have to evolve. We're not Remedy, but we have a lot of respect for what they did. We're definitely looking back and trying to maintain every element that clicked with people eight or nine years ago and make it have the same impact now."
It's a difficult balancing act. How do you create a game that both respects the history of the franchise and creates a world that feels fresh to gamers in 2009?
"We're used to having franchises that people expect a lot from and we have a lot of pressure attached to them," Nelson says. "We've learned to go with our gut and trust our instincts. ...we wanted to challenge ourselves."
At Rockstar's headquarters in New York, located in the hip SoHo district, we witnessed a world-exclusive first look at the game in action. If you expected a by-the-numbers sequel, prepare to be surprised. The third chapter of the Max Payne saga takes our hero places that he's never gone before, while at the same time keeping an eye towards maintaining and improving the stylish gunplay that made his reputation. Like most Rockstar games, it's clearly a labor of love (and a little bit of mania).

P.S. - Had to type all that from my advance subscribed copy of the mag. They should be putting up the article on their site sometime tomorrow.

Sorry about the delay with the rest of the article. The current issue of GI was supposed to go "Unlimited" Monday, but apparently they still have not put up the MP3 article yet...however, I will keep my eyes peeled for when they do throw it up and get it on here as quick as possible.

I hear its supposed to be like Man on Fire but in Videogames

Loved Man on Fire so would be happy with that, although not liking the look of Max.

A leaked teaser trailer. It says "Coming Winter 2009" even though MP3 isn't out until 2010. I'm guessing the change in release date may be why the teaser was never released.

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They should use the "shitting Michael Keaton" face expression from the first part.

The first new screens in months, if not years.:

http://cache.gawker.com/assets/image...ne_3_lives.jpg

http://cache.gawker.com/assets/image...e_3_shaves.jpg

These came with a tweet that just said "He's coming."

Damn. Totally forgot about this