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About Max Payne 2





Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is a third-person shooter video game developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Rockstar Games. The game is a sequel to Max Payne and is followed by the game Max Payne 3.











    1. Initial release date: October 14, 2003





    2. Series: Max Payne





    3. Publisher: Rockstar Games





    4. Developers: Remedy Entertainment, Rockstar Vienna





    5. Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Xbox





    6. Nominations: VGX Award for Best Action Game, more














    • Gameplay Story




    Gameplay:-

    Max Payne 2 is a third-person shooter like its predecessor. It was the first series to incorporate slow motion bullet time into the gameplay. With a tap of the button, time slows down for Max's enemies while his reaction abilities remain the same. Max can also leap in any direction in slow motion whilst firing his guns, which is called a shoot dodge. Entering bullet time drains the hour glass meter but, unlike the first game, the meter regenerates on its own given enough time. Dubbed 'Bullet Time 2.0', the meter no longer drains while shoot dodging and killing several enemies in quick succession is rewarded with a bullet time reload involving Max ducking while the camera spins around him.



    Story Chapters



    Part I: The Darkness Inside




    1. Elevator Doors

    2. A Criminal Mastermind

    3. The Depths of My Brain

    4. No "Us" in This

    5. A Sign of Her Passage

    6. A Linear Sequence of Scares

    7. The Million Dollar Question




    Part II: A Binary Choice




    1. The Things That I Want

    2. In the Middle of Something

    3. Blowing Up

    4. Routing Her Synapses

    5. Out of the Window

    6. The Genius of the Hole




    Part III: Waking Up from the American Dream




    1. Too Stubborn to Die

    2. On a Crash Course

    3. A Mob-War

    4. Dearest of All My Friends

    5. A Losing Game

    6. There Are No Happy Endings

    7. Love Hurts

    8. That Old Familiar Feeling






    Max Payne 2 System Requirements







































    Minimum Requirements:

    		 Recommended Requirements:
    CPU:1 GHz Pentium III / Athlon or 1.2GHz Celeron or Duron processor CPU:1.4 GHz Athlon or 1.7 GHz Pentium 4, Celeron or Duron processor
    RAM:256 MB RAM RAM:512 MB RAM
    GPU:32 MB DirectX 9 Compatible AGP Graphics Card with HW T&L support GPU:64 MB DirectX 9 Compatible Graphics AGP graphics card with HW T&L support
    DX:DirectX 9.0 DX:DirectX 9.0c
    OS:Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 or Windows XP OS:Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 or Windows XP
    HDD:1.7 GB hard drive space HDD:1.7 GB hard drive space
    Recommended peripheral:Keyboard and Mouse




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    FAQ




    Q #1:What is Rip Version Game?


    Ans:A RIP game is one where there are missing elements.Rip version game not include Videos,Background music,sound affects etc..A RIP doesn't normally affect your gameplay. However, RIPs are still pretty much playable to some extent. The benefits of RIPs can range from short uploading times to short Downloading Times..However RIP version game is also full Game..




    Q #2:What is Full Version Game?


    Ans:A full Version Game Include everthing,Full Version Game setup is Official..Full Version Game Include everything High Graphics,Characters,Sound affects,Background Music,Videos..




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