Max Payne 3 Bald

A Fat Bald Dude with a Bad Temper is the thirteenth chapter in Max Payne 3. For Max Payne 3 on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Bald Max Payne= Bryan Cranston'. At this point, you'll do your Max Payne thing and kill everyone in the boat below. Be very careful though. Shoot the three guys on the right, skip the on in the middle who is standing in front of Fabiana because the bullet will hit her anyway, and then shoot the three guys on the left. For Max Payne 2, however, as this game had a larger budget, Lake declined the honor, and the actor Timothy Gibbs was assigned to imitate Max Payne, giving Max a more rugged, worn appearance. James McCaffrey is the face model and motion capture actor for Max in Max Payne 3. Voice acting. Max Payne is voiced by James McCaffrey.

Anders Detling:
[Max kicks one of the restroom doors that the green lighted door handle appears, but suddenly helds gunpoint at Anders Detling] Uh- don't shoot, por favor [please] !

Max Payne:
You're an American?

Anders Detling:
Sure. Yeah, I'm from Steele, North Dakota, just outside of Bismark. Anders Detling. This is some place, huh? The-they told me it was a little fresh, but I wasn't expecting things to be quite like this.

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Max Payne:
No?

Anders Detling:
No, see, I've... I've seen things. I was a cop for 25 years. I've seen me run over by combies. I've seen husbands who just ate their wives, but a gun fight in the disco?

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Max Payne:
You were a cop?

Anders Detling:
Yeah, just retired. Whoa, what a life that was. And it gave me the money to raise a family. Look, I got a girl in a college in Wisconsin and a boy who's playing football for Minnesota state. Do you want to see a picture?

Max Payne:
No, no that's alright. It sounds nice. Listen, you stay in here, don't be a hero!

Anders Detling:
Oh, I won't. I'm retired.

Max Payne:
[narrating] Happy, healthy ex-cop, give me a break!

Max, you're being made by a different development team!

And now for something completely different. On account of my latest guest review of Max Payne, I was reminded that the upcoming sequel and third game of the franchise is about to be released in may. Considering this is one of my favorite game series and that Remedy, the developer of the game sold the franchise rights to Rockstar, who are now in charge of game development, I'll post a list on what I think the game seems to be doing right and what it's doing wrong. I'll keep it short and simple.
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The Good:
The bald, fat looks seems to be a disguise on Max's part. Aside from that, Max Payne actually looks like Max Payne now, obviously more beaten up and old.
James McCaffrey is back.
Jumping Timeline.
No regeneration bullshit, keeping the painkillers health system.
Rockstar Euphoria engine.
James McCaffrey is back.
Crucial events trigger Bullet Time, keeping up with the cinematic tone of the franchise.
James McCaffrey is back.
Mention and glorification of Noir, meaning that we'll at least get some elements of it.
Melee seems to be inserted in a way that it doesn't stop the run-and-gun combat dead like in previous iterations.
The Bad:
No real involvement from the game's previous writer, Sam Lake .
The writing is very much Rockstar flare, which is much more simple and lowbrow than the previous game's writing, which directly affects the way Max thinks or behaves, spurning some real out of character developments.
Limited weapon system, can only carry a limited number of weapons at any given time.
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Fat Bald Max is still a factor, going to be his appearance in the farthest point of the narrative
James McCaffrey is now the model for Payne, changing him for a third fucking time when the actor of the second game was perfect already.
Implementing a cover system when the core gameplay is run-and-gun.
No graphic novels.
Brazil will still be the center place of the game and we'll still be shooting poorly dressed thugs in dirty favelas, which is a complete 180ยบ from the game's setting.