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Word count: ~1,200 words Introduction: A Second Chance for a Masterpiece In the pantheon of third-person shooters, few games are held in as high regard as Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne . Released originally in 2003 for PC and Xbox, this dark, noir-infused masterpiece by Remedy Entertainment introduced the world to "bullet time," cinematic graphic novel panels, and a hauntingly tragic love story. For years, PlayStation 2 and original Xbox owners enjoyed the game, but a strange gap appeared in the backward compatibility lists for the PlayStation 3.
Word count: ~1,200 words Introduction: A Second Chance for a Masterpiece In the pantheon of third-person shooters, few games are held in as high regard as Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne . Released originally in 2003 for PC and Xbox, this dark, noir-infused masterpiece by Remedy Entertainment introduced the world to "bullet time," cinematic graphic novel panels, and a hauntingly tragic love story. For years, PlayStation 2 and original Xbox owners enjoyed the game, but a strange gap appeared in the backward compatibility lists for the PlayStation 3.
