Looks pretty good to me but it's hard to tell for sure. I never played the game so I don't have ant preconceived notions of what it's supposed to be like.
Do it now.
One of the best games of the century.
Looks pretty good to me but it's hard to tell for sure. I never played the game so I don't have ant preconceived notions of what it's supposed to be like.
Do it now.
One of the best games of the century.
Do it now.
One of the best games of the century.
As I said in #fragbu earlier, that looks so terribly bad it can't ever be a success.
not having played Max Payne, WTF kind of gamers are you?
not having played Max Payne, WTF kind of gamers are you?
... Max Payne hasn't got a serious story?
I thought Max Payne was the one about drug dealing on the streets and the main character who's wife and child were brutally murdered? I'd have never seen Payne as an action-comedy, more like one of the games you said your tired of people making movies of.... Serious with a "good plot for hollywood".
Well I finally got to see the trailer. Wahlberg really pulls off Payne's gruffy voice pretty well actually. I am still torn on Milla being Mona Sax because she just looks too baby face for the part. Also the angels or whatever they are supposed to be better be a side effect of V or I see this being another Hollywood **** up.
It was never trying to be serious.
The plot is straight out of a carbon-copy crime drama but that's on purpose. Throughout the dialogue and the text in the cut scenes it becomes evident that their efforts were to create a spoof of the sort of genre they were aiming for. Everything from the expressions and slanted jokes thrown into the comic book-like scenes (which are a joke in and of themselves) to the way certain levels play out.
You found these nightmare scenes funny? I can see the references but i can't see the humour, those levels were clearly there to be creepy and to be somewhat cool not to make you roll around laughing with sadistic glee.The "nightmare" levels with blood dripping down nursery walls, a baby crying, the wife yelling "MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAXXXXXflgdghdhgjdkghjdkfhg" in the distance.
Sit it side by side with an episode of friends and you'd hardly draw comparison now would you?
Roll around in sadistic glee? Not quite. I think you're overestimating the games idea of humor. It's more in the market of a grin, a chuckle, a smirk and a even a guffaw that slides it's way in throughout the action.You found these nightmare scenes funny? I can see the references but i can't see the humour, those levels were clearly there to be creepy and to be somewhat cool not to make you roll around laughing with sadistic glee.
Like I said. Carbon-copy, cookie-cutter crime drama.I'm not saying the game isn't littered with jokes here and there and indeed references but i wouldn't say it's at all comedic, it has a dark humour running with it but... it's a story about drug addiction, drug running barons, a man driven to the border of insanity due to his wife and very young child being brutally murdered and further injustices to himself and it's portrayed via a storyline where the man sinks further into his madness, driven by revenge with a slight desire to end it all and it's all smattered with gore, violence, treachoury, anguish, addiction, juxtaposition and horrific flashbacks.
Yes. You're nuts You're putting too much thought into this. I don't recall being "hysterical" at any point during the game. But I enjoyed the way the game made fun of itself (and similar titles/media) by way of all the dramatics interspersed with nonsense.Maybe if you mentioned a game you think has a serious story it'd be easier to guage how your coming to this opinion? Maybe i'm nuts, all i know is i wasn't in hysterics when i was chasing the sound of a crying baby along trails of blood...
Then use a different comedy...Funny can take on numerous forms. Friends does not automatically = funny standard.
I'm not over estimating it's humour, my point is i think you are.Roll around in sadistic glee? Not quite. I think you're overestimating the games idea of humor. It's more in the market of a grin, a chuckle, a smirk and a even a guffaw that slides it's way in throughout the action.
It's not supposed to be a side-splitter.
Like I said. Carbon-copy, cookie-cutter crime drama.
Yes. You're nuts You're putting too much thought into this. I don't recall being "hysterical" at any point during the game. But I enjoyed the way the game made fun of itself (and similar titles/media) by way of all the dramatics interspersed with nonsense.
Since you asked, my example of a serious story would be like Half Life 2. You just play it and take it for what it is.
Payne isn't a gut buster Will Ferrell. It played almost like a Tarantino. Action and violence and dark themes under a thin lining mixed of smart cracks and crude jokes. And some old guy making a speech. In the first game you freakin' bust the door down on the guy getting a blow job behind the bar then spray his ass with lead till he dies with his pants around his ankles. During the comic book cut scene they're making snide remarks before Payne busts in and gives his a one-liner, then opens fire.
C'mon. Seriousness?? lol. please.