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With Quantum Break, Play A Personalised Version Of An Action TV Show
The next game from the makers of Alan Wake and Max Payne was one of the few games that Microsoft showed at the Xbox One reveal. But details were scant. Now, at today’s E3 press event, Remedy Entertainment’s Sam Lake showed a bigger glimpse of the game.
Alan Wake Creator Explains Why We’re Not Getting A Sequel
Sam Lake — you bastard child of Vincent Price and Stephen King — don’t you ever change. Even when explaining the massive disappointment that was the distinct lack of Alan Wake 2 at yesterday’s Xbox One reveal, the guy who put words in Max Payne’s mouth still manages to come across as hypnotically charming.
Watch This Guy Try Really Hard To Sell You… Mark Paynopolis
Mark Paynopolis? Mark Paynopolis. You heard right. I’ll admit, the gameplay for Mark Paynopolis seems a little… boring? Maybe? But the game still retains that quintessential bullet time motion and, well, this guy tries really hard to sell it to you. Enough that I might fork over the cash just because of that.
The Trippiest Video Game Levels
Surreal stages, events, or gameplay that somehow just don’t fit have always been present, and even expected. Their crazy graphics, weird aesthetics and ideas make sure that we have absolutely no idea what’s going on. But they have their charm, they are funny, or they’re simply part of the experience — and so we love them.
The Best Thing In Max Payne 3 Is Messing With The Glitchy Bullet Time
I can’t tell you how many hours I’ve lost in Max Payne 3 doing exactly what YouTube user birgirpall is doing here. Poor Max. There he was, brooding and going on about not saving the girl and what is my butt doing? Trying to do ‘trick shots’ with his body.
How HEALTH Made That Amazing Max Payne 3 Soundtrack
The band HEALTH’s killer Max Payne 3 soundtrack was easily one of the best of last year, and a chunk of the reason Max Payne 3 was among my personal top games of 2012.
The Dark, Troubled Thoughts Of Cat Payne
The litter was calling me, like granulated pieces of my broken past.























