Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne


Dress like Max, Mona, Vladimir or Captain Baseball Bat Boy in anticipation of Max’s upcoming adventure in Sao Paulo...


Two wrongs, they say, do not make a right. Sometimes however, it seems they can cancel each other out. Take, for instance, this video of a new Kinect hack from a chap named Demize2010. Using Kinect to control Max Payne, he strafes, runs, leaps in bullet-time, changes weapons and reloads, all utilising nothing more than leaning motions and (occacionally camp) hand gestures. Aiming and shooting? Those are achieved via a Wiimote. Sorry Microsoft, but we have been trying to tell you that "you are the controller" is not a complete solution.

But here you have it. Two of the hardcore's most derided things used in harmony to play one of the hardcore's most venerated games. Clicky on and you shall see.


The long ago announced and currently filming Max Payne film adaptation, being made by 20th Century Fox, has added a new name to the roster: Chris O’Donnel. According to Entertainment Weekly’s website, he will be playing Jason Colvin, a character who apparently never appeared in the games (not usually a good sign).

Though his career has been dormant, but not dead, since his times of rubber-nippled excellence in his two



The Max Payne movie is taking a step closer to a cinema near you in March, which is when shooting of the flick starts.According to reports, filming will wrap up in early May, which presumably means we'll get to find out how awful - or not - it is toward the end of the year.In November 2007, we reported that ex-rapper-turned-actor Mark Wahlberg had landed the lead role in the movie, filling the combat shoes of the man with nothing to lose.While

Former rapper turned actor Mark Wahlberg is to play Max Payne on the silver screen. Reported on Variety, the move adaptation of the gritty bullet-dodging action series will begin shooting next year, and will be directed by John Moore, whose directing credits include Behind Enemy Lines. Question is, will he carry the permanent expression of needing a really good shit? We're also wondering whether this means a third Max Payne game is on the offing. It's been some time, after all, since The
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