Posted on August 9, 2012 by Les Major
Rockstar Games has announced the new Local Justice Pack is available now for the PC version of May Payne 3. The pack contains three new maps for the multiplayer portion of the game, a new weapon and a few other additions. Currently the pack is available at a discount price of $5.99 for one week only!
Check after the break for the full release details from Rockstar as well as info on additional DLC that is now available for the PC version.
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Posted on May 31, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
Max Payne 3 officially launches for PC tomorrow and to celebrate Rockstar Games has released a brand new trailer jam packed with footage from the Windows Version. If you have the hardware to run this version of Max Payne 3 it might be worth it considering the game supports high-res character models using 2K textures and Direct X 11!
Head on over after the jump for the official trailer and system specs!
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Posted on May 23, 2012 by Eric Bastelak
It has been nine long years since we last left the Max Payne series, the thrilling cinematic franchise with a dark and twisting story. Max Payne invented one of the most imitated and never again perfected shooter mechanics, bullet time. When other series did it, it just didn’t feel right. Well move over Generic shooter two hundred and twenty billion, daddy is home and he’s going to show you what fun and challenge mean again.Read More
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Posted on May 2, 2012 by Jesse Lord
A couple of weeks ago, I was given an opportunity to head up to New York City to hang out with some friends from Rockstar Games as well as some other website guys that I’ve had a chance to get to know over the years at similar such events. The purpose of this trip specifically was Max Payne 3. The event culminated on Saturday evening, where we were taken to a building that on the inside was made to look like an abandoned warehouse in which a gunfight had recently taken place. There were spent bullet casings littered throughout the venue, which I thought was a very nice touch. I had some time with the Xbox 360 version first, which you can read about by heading over to this article that I wrote for TeamXbox. However, here I would like to explain my experience with the PC version as well, so let’s get right to it!
I will start from the onset and let you know that the PCs that we were playing on were basically super-computers. I suspect that every time I fired a bullet in-game the lights illuminating the Statue of Liberty not far away flickered, ever so slightly. However, I spoke to one of the Rockstar reps up in the PC loft in the warehouse, and they assured me that this is a game that can scale to differing computers very well. So fear not on that end of things. That said, you will notice a trend as I speak about the game here – and that is that the PC version of Max Payne 3 is the definitive version. Don’t get me wrong – the Xbox 360 version is amazing, and does on that console what few other games have ever even attempted. But simply put, PC is king for Max Payne 3. This could partially be because I played Max Payne 1 and 2 on the PC as well, so it’s in my frame of reference for this to naturally be a PC game. But let’s talk now about some concrete examples of what I mean.
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