Max Payne Demo Released [Sep 05, 2001, 12:44 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
As promised, 3D Realms has now released the playable demo of Max Payne, offering you an opportunity to try out the gritty third-person action game by Remedy Entertainment on the off-chance that you haven't played the full game yet. We have a local copy with mirrors of the 130.8 MB download, which includes a tutorial, the story introduction, and two levels from the full game.
Well I never bought the game yet, it's too expensive, costing nearly $50 online. There was a store in my town that was selling it for like $15 but they only had a dozen copies, and sold out in 1 hour... I got there late. >Sigh<
I do like this game, and I'm seeing kudos from everyone. Seems most of the folks on here are old school jaded gamers who bore easily. I can understand that. But still this is one great game. One thing I can see is there's no way this could be made into a multiplayer game with out removing bullet-time. Otherwise people will think the game is always laggy ...how ironic.
I do like this game, and I'm seeing kudos from everyone. Seems most of the folks on here are old school jaded gamers who bore easily. I can understand that. But still this is one great game. One thing I can see is there's no way this could be made into a multiplayer game with out removing bullet-time. Otherwise people will think the game is always laggy ...how ironic.
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