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Rockstar has been teasing the third Max Payne for far too long, and after multiple delays (including one a month ago), it’s nice to see any new visual proof that the game exists. Today Rockstar dropped a new trailer for the game that detailed just how much Max’s current life sucks, and how much worse it’s going to get. Watch:
That looks suitably dark and moody, even in a place as sunny and seemingly fun as South America. Also, it makes Brazil out to be the most dangerous place in the world, even more so than East St. Louis. Max Payne comes out May 15 in the US, May 18 in the UK, though the PC version comes two weeks later.
