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Max Payne 2 Demo
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A demo for Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is now available, offering the chance to sample Remedy Entertainment's recently released third-person noir shooter sequel. The demo features the first three levels from the game, as well as a dead man walking level that must be unlocked. The 246 MB download is available from Rockstar Games, and mirrored on 3D Downloads, 3D Gamers, Boomtown (registration required), FileFront, FilePlanet (registration required), Filerush, FileShack (registration required), Gamer's Hell, GameSpot DLX (registration required), GameTab, IGN, Loadedinc (registration required), Pixelrage.ro, and Worthplaying.

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Nov 18, 2003, 11:54

S_DOG34

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Nov 18, 2003, 11:54

S_DOG34

Last week's episode of G4TV.com posed the question, "which is better: quality or length?"

The resuts were that it's better to have a good game that's short, than a long game that sucks.

It's a juggling match, people. If you go for quantity over quality then your game either suffers from being unrefined, or it takes so long to develop that by the time it comes out (if it does) that it get's panned as being "yesterday's technology".

so, which would you rather have?

(and no, this doesn't have anything to do with that vaporware game DNF)

This is exactly the problem. It is not a black and white answer. When did everyone start assuming that games could not have both quality and quantity? It should be a sign of how bad things have gotten when we consider a game with 15+ hours of gameplay as 'long'.

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Nov 17, 2003Nov 17 2003

harrumph!

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Nov 17, 2003Nov 17 2003

Re: harrumph!

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Nov 17, 2003Nov 17 2003