Max Payne titles become Xbox Originals
Pick up 1 and 2 for a tenner each.
Microsoft has added Max Payne 1 & 2 to Xbox Live Originals.
These old retro gems cost 1200 Microsoft Points (GBP 10.20 / EUR 14.40) a piece.
Max Payne was ported to Xbox in 2002 and wasn't very good - not nearly as slick as the PC original. Max Payne 2 on Xbox, however, was much better.
The series was created by Remedy Entertainment and follows the actions of sulky hero Max Payne. This was famously one of the first games to incorporate bullet time.
Last year, Mark Wahlberg starred in a movie adaptation of Max Payne that was critically panned and left with a Metacritic average of 31 per cent.
Even more recently, Rockstar announced a third Max Payne game was in development at Rockstar Vancouver and will be released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 this year.
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ITS PAYNE ARGGHHHH
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Excellent stuff.
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how the years go by
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PC and HD Consoles are much more comparable rather than the last gen.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the head honchos at these big companies actually read consumer opinion rather than living in a fucking bubble.
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The problem you have is all download prices go buy the unrealistic RRP's. I remember EG pulling up that twat Reeves about PSP ripping on PSN recently. His reply was "are they high? I thought they were all RRP".
Obviously WE all know RRP is bollocks as do (some) retailers, but sadly it's not sunk in yet at the top. Although in fairness we are not talking 2nd hand either so it is unfair to compare really, but then again it's 2nd hand pricing the industry wants to ignore and eventually stamp out so they don't need to compete with 2nd hand and can just continue with the ripping on downloads so sod 'em!
Seriously though people don't bother with overpriced Xbox gaming, if Devs and MS want to sting you for a old game just choose to support your small local independent games stores instead and pick up all the originals for cheaper 2nd hand.
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60 million times per second refresh rate? Damn! I'd certainly like to know what type of TV you've got.
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Yes, I believe that Bully is a very good game actually, therefore your point is completely lost on me I'm afraid.
Oh well, looks like you fail yet again then eh?
Oh, and I bought both of these earlier from the Marketplace, as my hard copies were both pre-owned, and these are two games that are well worth the money in my personal opinion.
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"I'm waiting for the Special Final Directors Cut Super-Bullet-Timed-PAYNE editions myself "
+1!
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You ass.
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I completely agree with that when it comes to new or recent releases. Selling Burnout on PSN for £39.99 or whatever the RRP is is entirely up to them and almost understandable. (Someone has to stick to the RRP and it will most likely be the company producing the software) I still personally wouldn't pay that for them but I can understand it.
My point here though is that these games are very old and surely the original RRP or even the budget label RRP wouldn't stand any more. These are old games and need to be priced as such. I think the fact that they are on Steam 'new' for £6 or something shows that they could and indeed should be priced nearer to £5.
I also agree with talking with my wallet. They're too dear so I'm not buying them or other XBox Originals. £5 each and they would have sales.
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