Max Payne 2: The Fall Of Max Payne

Features of the Game

Film-Noir Love Story
Dual-Wield Gunplay
Improved Bullet Time Mechanics
Branching Storyline with Twists
Dynamic Shootdodging
Interactive Environments
Emotional Character Depth
Stylish Slow-Motion Action
Enhanced Physics & Realism
Dark, Atmospheric Soundtrack

Platforms

Microsoft Windows
PlayStation 2
Xbox
Xbox 360
PlayStation 3

About

The Developer is Remedy Entertainment.
The Publisher is Rockstar Studios.
The Release Date is Oct 14, 2001.
The modes are Single-player.
The genre is Shooting.

System Requirements

OS: Windows 2000/XP.
CPU(Intel): Intel 2 Ghz or better.
Video Card: 32 MB or better.
RAM: 256 MB.
HDD Space: 2 GB.
DirectX 9.0.
Internet.
Sound.
Mouse.
Keyboard.

Game Overview

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is a very dark and engaging love story that is also a crime and betrayal-wrapped game. The game’s aggressive, almost scary, film-noir style will immerse you in tragedy, thriller, and the unexpected.

Max Payne is a broken man, but he returns to the police to reconnect the pieces of his life that were torn apart. While investigating a murder, he sees Mona Sax again, a figure who he had thought passed away—a life-threatening woman, now a wanted criminal, who could give Max the information he is so eagerly seeking. However, things are never that simple in the dim-lit New York streets.

Most of the time, he finds that various gangs, mobsters, and corrupt police are there to be obstacles, making his journey ×100 horrific-shaped one, plummeting him into the dreadful spiral of vengeance and blood. Filled with everything from adrenaline-packed shootouts to stylish slow-motion gunfights and the intense feelings of a man walking on the edge, Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is a game that keeps the long-standing Max Payne series energy and power high.