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This thread has been linked to the game 'Max Payne 2'.
Or even if you aren\'t, grab this mod - insanely sweet...
[URL]http://www.fileplanet.com/154516/150000/fileinfo/Max-Payne-2---Mission:-Impossible---New-Dawn-Mod[/URL]
Worth remembering it is a mod, not a new game so it does have a few bugs here and there. Said it all along, more people should use the Max Payne mould because it would fit the bill for so many films.
Damn good fun though with the usual Max Payne class.
[URL]http://www.fileplanet.com/154516/150000/fileinfo/Max-Payne-2---Mission:-Impossible---New-Dawn-Mod[/URL]
Worth remembering it is a mod, not a new game so it does have a few bugs here and there. Said it all along, more people should use the Max Payne mould because it would fit the bill for so many films.
Damn good fun though with the usual Max Payne class.
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I\'m not just on about the fact they removed all reflections, made the picture look grainy, took all the colour out and put low res textures in.
The Xbox version was sluggish, aiming sensitivity was way out, sections were removed for both console versions, where there were windows in the PC version they were bordered up in the Xbox version which took away the atmosphere. It was just a big steaming pile of w**k and not even a fraction of what the PC version is.
What the original was on the PS2 the sequel was on the Xbox.
The Xbox version was sluggish, aiming sensitivity was way out, sections were removed for both console versions, where there were windows in the PC version they were bordered up in the Xbox version which took away the atmosphere. It was just a big steaming pile of w**k and not even a fraction of what the PC version is.
What the original was on the PS2 the sequel was on the Xbox.
Suicide Soldier wrote:
> Both console versions were just awful, loads cut out and they looked
> crap.
>
> When you see it on PC it feels like a different game.
Absolutely.
I bought Max Payne 2 for PS2 on release and it was dire. Some of the most grainy textures I've ever seen and the frame rate dropped to an almost unplayable standard whenever more than a few enemies were on screen.
A couple of months later I got a decent PC and bought MP2 for it. It was superior in every way. The controls were actually better than their console counterparts, which in my experience is a rarity.
> Both console versions were just awful, loads cut out and they looked
> crap.
>
> When you see it on PC it feels like a different game.
Absolutely.
I bought Max Payne 2 for PS2 on release and it was dire. Some of the most grainy textures I've ever seen and the frame rate dropped to an almost unplayable standard whenever more than a few enemies were on screen.
A couple of months later I got a decent PC and bought MP2 for it. It was superior in every way. The controls were actually better than their console counterparts, which in my experience is a rarity.
I liked the xbox one a fair bit but the switching of characters and the defending of them really grated and detracted from the fun of the original which was seamless.
Yeah, defending the characters did mar the game a little bit. It wasn't bad that it changed the flow of the game, I mean it got a little too repetitive anyway. It was bad because it was executed poorly. At times it seemed woefully difficult, especially if you hadn't conserved your painkillers very well.
Yep the difficulty was a 'payne'.
I found it fun to go through Max Payne on most of the difficulty settings. But I didn't go back to do the same on number 2 because of the awful defending sections that were annoying enough on the lower difficulty I finished the game on.
I found it fun to go through Max Payne on most of the difficulty settings. But I didn't go back to do the same on number 2 because of the awful defending sections that were annoying enough on the lower difficulty I finished the game on.
nope
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