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- Max Payne 3
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Rockstar Games
- Developed by Rockstar Games
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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Page 1 2 >>Looking forward to renting this one. Sniper elite has my money for the month of may tho, gives me my bullet time fix is a slightly less generic package.
I'll be getting both games, MP 3 for PC costs 45 dollars here in Brazil \o/
I hope the story has some depth to it.
But lets not bullshit ourselves Rockstar, bullet time has always been nothing more than "easy mode". Sacrificing difficulty for stylish aw.
I still have concerns about the depth of the story and the quality of the narrative/presentation, but I can't fault the gameplay at all.
I REALLY want to play this......but as I keep saying why may 15th?!!! Basically relegates it to playing at some time eventually rather than at launch :(
Why?? Because your busy then... or??
But lets not bullshit ourselves Rockstar, bullet time has always been nothing more than "easy mode". Sacrificing difficulty for stylish aw.
But lets not bullshit ourselves Rockstar, bullet time has always been nothing more than "easy mode". Sacrificing difficulty for stylish aw.
It looks great, but how is this different than Stranglehold? What is new to the table?
(Replayed a lot of spots trying different approaches as well.)
It was built with the function in mind, after all.