Max Payne 3 Screens Show the Many Faces of Payne
Whether you prefer Max Payne's classic leather-jacket-and-scowl or his new bald-wifebeater-and-thirty-extra-pounds look, Max Payne 3 will have you covered.
Gamers everywhere rejoiced when it was announced that there would be a new Max Payne, only to immediately cease rejoicing once we learned more. Gone was the classic look of hardboiled detective Max Payne and the cold streets of New York City - and even the iconic narration was in doubt. Instead, the game was missing the point [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/92300-Max-Payne-Puts-on-Pounds-Sheds-Hair-For-New-Game]?
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After lying dormant for two years, new screenshots finally surfaced [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/108867-New-Max-Payne-3-Screens-May-Give-Fans-Hope], giving gamers hope: Could Max be returning to something resembling how we all remembered him?
As you can see in the screens here, Max will be sporting his old look - if the player so chooses (presumably). In fact, it seems like the player will be able to give Max Payne a choice of a multitude of outfits (and haircuts). You've got the "bald wifebeater" look, the original "Kojak jacket and hair," and some new duds like a tropical shirt or a suit.
While it's unclear if these will merely be different skins at points in the game or if players can mix and match a la GTA and Dead Rising, I know a few gamers who will be very happy indeed to have Max looking like the man they knew and loved: With one hell of an ugly scowl on his face.
(Edge Magazine, via VG247 [http://www.vg247.com/2011/04/22/max-payne-has-a-lot-of-different-looks-in-max-payne-3/])
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Whether you prefer Max Payne's classic leather-jacket-and-scowl or his new bald-wifebeater-and-thirty-extra-pounds look, Max Payne 3 will have you covered.
Gamers everywhere rejoiced when it was announced that there would be a new Max Payne, only to immediately cease rejoicing once we learned more. Gone was the classic look of hardboiled detective Max Payne and the cold streets of New York City - and even the iconic narration was in doubt. Instead, the game was missing the point [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/92300-Max-Payne-Puts-on-Pounds-Sheds-Hair-For-New-Game]?
[gallery=214]
After lying dormant for two years, new screenshots finally surfaced [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/108867-New-Max-Payne-3-Screens-May-Give-Fans-Hope], giving gamers hope: Could Max be returning to something resembling how we all remembered him?
As you can see in the screens here, Max will be sporting his old look - if the player so chooses (presumably). In fact, it seems like the player will be able to give Max Payne a choice of a multitude of outfits (and haircuts). You've got the "bald wifebeater" look, the original "Kojak jacket and hair," and some new duds like a tropical shirt or a suit.
While it's unclear if these will merely be different skins at points in the game or if players can mix and match a la GTA and Dead Rising, I know a few gamers who will be very happy indeed to have Max looking like the man they knew and loved: With one hell of an ugly scowl on his face.
(Edge Magazine, via VG247 [http://www.vg247.com/2011/04/22/max-payne-has-a-lot-of-different-looks-in-max-payne-3/])
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