The ex-cop turned private security guard for a wealthy family in Sao Paulo, Brazil finds himself thrown into a new deadly conflict.The ex-cop turned private security guard for a wealthy family in Sao Paulo, Brazil finds himself thrown into a new deadly conflict.The ex-cop turned private security guard for a wealthy family in Sao Paulo, Brazil finds himself thrown into a new deadly conflict.
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James McCaffrey
- Max Payne
- (voice)
Julian Rebolledo
- Raul Passos
- (voice)
- (as Julian Dean)
Benedita Pereira
- Fabiana Branco
- (voice)
- (as Benedita Aires Pereira)
Robert Montano
- Victor Branco
- (voice)
Dillon Porter
- Marcelo Branco
- (voice)
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Shirley Rumierk
- Giovanna
- (voice)
Babs Olusanmokun
- Serrano
- (voice)
Ubirajara de Castro
- Armando Becker
- (voice)
- (as Bira Castro)
Charlie Semine
- Tony DeMarco
- (voice)
- (as Charles Semine)
Gilberto Romagnolo
- Bachmeyer
- (voice)
Daniel Bittencourt
- Milo Rego
- (voice)
Gilberto Cardoso
- Neves
- (voice)
- (as Gil Cardoso)
Khalid Gonçalves
- Alphonse
- (voice)
- (as Khalid Abdul-Alim Gonçalves)
Tonja Walker
- Daphne
- (voice)
Storyline
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- TriviaThe face of Max Payne is different in every game. The model in the first game was Sam Lake, the head writer of the first two Max Payne games. In the second game the role was given to actor Timothy Gibbs. In Max Payne 3, the model was James McCaffrey, who was the voice actor for Payne in all three games.
- GoofsOn some buildings there are aircraft warning lights mounted on antennas that are shorter than the maximum height of the building. Aircraft warning lights are typically mounted at the highest parts of a building.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Game One: ICO & Shadow of the Colossus Classics HD (2011)
- SoundtracksTears
(Jake Duzsik (as Duzsik), John Famiglietti (as Famiglietti), Jupiter Keyes (as Keyes), B.J. Miller (as Miller))
Health (as HEALTH)
Published by Rockstar Games/Health (as HEALTH)
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Featured review
One of, if not the greatest games - let alone action games - of all-time.
Max Payne 3 not only stands the test of time - it improves with age - I've just replayed through on PC at 4K 120hz AA x4 using an LG C2 42 inch. Whilst I remember it's Clear that Max 3 inspired John Wick & Co. Everything about the game is utterly magnificent. The soundtrack, sound design, ambient SFX, art, gun-play, story, direction, character arc, mechanics...it's a marvel of game-craft and, it is a better game than previous two, of which I also adore. It's rare a film or games action starts well and becomes superior the further towards the end you get. Those who have already completed know what I mean. The fizz you feel from walking into a nightclub to an airport - unparalleled in any game (think more fizz than the John Wick night club scene)!
The noir, the gun-foo, the score, the OST, the story, the gritty truck-stop toilet that is Max's misfortune is undeniably back to and beyond, peak form with a several changes of appearance, location, alcohol branding and facial hair.
Make no mistake, this isn't just a legendary Payne entry - it's an iconic game - an instant classic that undoubtedly inspired more than gaming.
After replaying it for the 6th time since 2012 - it's now August 2023 - I remain entirely sold. I've a very powerful editing suit that has a RTX 4090. I maxed (pun intended) every setting, including AA on my rig. Wow! Just WOW! Every time I play the game is a revelation.
I'm baffled by the lack of overall love from the community and why some feel it's not good due to a few aesthetic changes whilst ignoring that RockStar dialed everything way, way beyond the initial game and it's sequel.
I love the noir New York City stage. It's legendary. That said, MP3 is as good, if not better than the rest if you remove nostalgia and factor in the many improvements and overall execution.
Gawd, there's so much I could say. I'm absolutely jazzed. Totally pumped. I think I'll go replay it again!
Max Payne 3 not only stands the test of time - it improves with age - I've just replayed through on PC at 4K 120hz AA x4 using an LG C2 42 inch. Whilst I remember it's Clear that Max 3 inspired John Wick & Co. Everything about the game is utterly magnificent. The soundtrack, sound design, ambient SFX, art, gun-play, story, direction, character arc, mechanics...it's a marvel of game-craft and, it is a better game than previous two, of which I also adore. It's rare a film or games action starts well and becomes superior the further towards the end you get. Those who have already completed know what I mean. The fizz you feel from walking into a nightclub to an airport - unparalleled in any game (think more fizz than the John Wick night club scene)!
The noir, the gun-foo, the score, the OST, the story, the gritty truck-stop toilet that is Max's misfortune is undeniably back to and beyond, peak form with a several changes of appearance, location, alcohol branding and facial hair.
Make no mistake, this isn't just a legendary Payne entry - it's an iconic game - an instant classic that undoubtedly inspired more than gaming.
After replaying it for the 6th time since 2012 - it's now August 2023 - I remain entirely sold. I've a very powerful editing suit that has a RTX 4090. I maxed (pun intended) every setting, including AA on my rig. Wow! Just WOW! Every time I play the game is a revelation.
I'm baffled by the lack of overall love from the community and why some feel it's not good due to a few aesthetic changes whilst ignoring that RockStar dialed everything way, way beyond the initial game and it's sequel.
I love the noir New York City stage. It's legendary. That said, MP3 is as good, if not better than the rest if you remove nostalgia and factor in the many improvements and overall execution.
Gawd, there's so much I could say. I'm absolutely jazzed. Totally pumped. I think I'll go replay it again!
- Inky_Enston
- Aug 14, 2023
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