It has recently been announced that the first handheld equivalent of Rockstar's Matrix-style shooter Max Payne is to launch in Europe on March 19. The GBA third-person shooter is developed by Mobius Entertainment and will most likely retail for just under 30 of your British pounds.
On this occasion Max Payne will be presented in isometric 2D form, though cut-scenes, in-game narration and the infamous bullet-time technique will remain. Rockstar is also promising 12 levels of gameplay and a multitude of weapons to boot.
And that's it.
We can hardly wait, but until then, take a look at these shots.
On this occasion Max Payne will be presented in isometric 2D form, though cut-scenes, in-game narration and the infamous bullet-time technique will remain. Rockstar is also promising 12 levels of gameplay and a multitude of weapons to boot.
And that's it.
We can hardly wait, but until then, take a look at these shots.
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dyne 27 Feb 2004 13:07
1/4
Max Payne on console was an OK game, but it could've been better. Not sure how this one will turn out...
SPInGSPOnG 27 Feb 2004 13:55
2/4
dyne wrote:
>Max Payne on console was an OK game, but it
>could've been better. Not sure how this one will
>turn out...
I can confidently predict that this Max Payne game will absolutely definitiely will turn out the same as the other one, if not better.
Unless it's worse of course, which is a definite possibility.
>Max Payne on console was an OK game, but it
>could've been better. Not sure how this one will
>turn out...
I can confidently predict that this Max Payne game will absolutely definitiely will turn out the same as the other one, if not better.
Unless it's worse of course, which is a definite possibility.
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almondVanHelsing 27 Feb 2004 14:07
3/4
Dude, you speak the truth all the time!
I think noone will notice bullet time, they'll just think their GBA has slowed down to a crawl.
I think noone will notice bullet time, they'll just think their GBA has slowed down to a crawl.
Nobo 28 Feb 2004 13:10
4/4
almondVanHelsing wrote:
>I think noone will notice bullet time, they'll
>just think their GBA has slowed down to a crawl.
I think that maybe, in this game, that bullet time will not pay such an important role as it has done in the PC and PS2 versions of Max Payne.
It would be much harder to do convincingly in isometric point of view.
>I think noone will notice bullet time, they'll
>just think their GBA has slowed down to a crawl.
I think that maybe, in this game, that bullet time will not pay such an important role as it has done in the PC and PS2 versions of Max Payne.
It would be much harder to do convincingly in isometric point of view.