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The pack also includes the IMG 5.56 and UAR-21 assault rifles, new avatars, three items and the Hangover Burst, causing enemies to respawn with blurred vision, reduced stamina and health. Flashback to the dingy Hoboken watering-hole in the Martys Bar map, open fire on the posh Branco family yacht in the Shoot First map or wage Gang Wars in the Canal De Panama map. Revisit the subway bloodbath from the original Max Payne in the Roscoe Street Subway map. Flashback to the dingy Hoboken watering-hole in the Martys Bar map, open fire Inspired by the grisly shootouts from Maxs past, the Painful Memories Pack brings four new maps to Max Payne 3 multiplayer.
Summary: Inspired by the grisly shootouts from Maxs past, the Painful Memories Pack brings four new maps to Max Payne 3 multiplayer. If not then get it because of the excellent story line that R* have put together, but I have to warn you if you don't like cut scenes much, then this game may not be something for you because of the long cut scenes that the game got (Some even going for 5-8 minutes). I give this a 10/10! If you're a big suc*er for R* games like me then you have to get this. However I did get into 3 matches and of what I did play I have to say that it is promising and the maps are well build't. I did not play much of it because of me not getting into matches, all it did was creating a new match with me alone and nobody coming in to it. But anyway, I also have to talk a little about multiplayer. They could really have putted a few minutes with him saying why he went were he went and what he is going to do from now on and out. My only complaint has to be the ending, I felt that it did not give enough closure and also that it was the shortest cut scene of all of the ones that was in the game. All the complains about that there is to much cut scenes and sh*t, makes me dissapointed, the Max Payne franchise is based on heavy usage of cut scenes and them dragging out for a bit, that's because of the BIG story they are trying to tell, and not some half baked COD story that makes no sense after the first few hour's. Graphics is nice, story is extremely well done and the gameplay is fun. I love this game, at first I was a little afraid of them going to a more sunny location and that max was bald and me thinking he was a drunk & depressed person, but BOY was I wrong when I got the game. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If you aren't familiar with the series, I recommend playing the first two before diving into this incredible story, but if you have not tried this game: Do it. They did, however trade in the typical graphic novel style of cutscenes for a more traditional cutscene blended in with a few elements from the graphic novel styling that we have come to love. The story is a bit lengthy, but the length is more than acceptable and it doesn't lose you for a second. I know I did and probably more so than I have for almost any other video game character. Max has really lost it in the game and the player feels for him. There are quite a few vehicle levels to mix things up and there is even a cover system added in which I found to be more than useful when you can't pop into bullet time. Run around and shoot ever poor soul in sight while popping pain killers. Gameplay: It's your typical Max Payne game. The game just looks fantasticly gritty and full of colors that make Max's story just that more realistic. The world is full of life whether that be trucks and cars driving on the road or civilians scattering from a firefight. Words escape me how gorgeous this game is. This game does tell a lot of its tale in the form of flashbacks, but this only improves the main storyline. From the main menu go to story select chapter, select the chapter you want to play and a bunch of options should be there as well as infinite ammo. In classic Max Payne style, we see the end and then return to the beginning as Max is working in South America as a body guard. Max has let himself go and it will take his world falling apart to bring him back up. Max Payne 3 shows a much darker Max and for those of us who have guided him through the series, it is depressing. "The final gunshot was an exclamation mark to everything that had happened up to this point." Max Payne returns for his third game to "The final gunshot was an exclamation mark to everything that had happened up to this point." Max Payne returns for his third game to conclude his dark trilogy.
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