Max Payne 4
Do you think there should be a Max Payne 4? Do you think there ever will be a Max Payne 4? What should it be about?
shareI was thinking about it just after I beat Max Payne 3. If there ever was a Max Payne 4,it should be the last one,and it could involve Max returning back to New York and deal with the Demarco mob. It should follow the madness into the night scenario from the previous games,where it takes place over a night and eventally lead up to his death,that would be perfect.
shareI think Europe could be a decent environment for the game. He could always track down the investors of the organ trade he stumbled into, since it seems like bronco was assassinated in prison. The end of the game really felt like a setup for another game. Then he is half crazy, since I'm pretty sure that retired cop that kept showing up was a projection of what his life could have been like (the guy's daughter is flying in from college/Max thinks he is overweight).
But I think it would be cool to see Max go out on an almost absurd level, like show how the same investment group was profiteering off both the organ trade and the V drug.
This is not an exit.
Last one? Why? I'd rather have more than 4 games. It's not like all of a sudden he's 80 years old. They can make him younger/older, and do tons of different games. Of course the series would be different, but my point is... It doesn't have to end. I'd rather have 5 more Max Payne games if they're all great, than 1 last game. As long as I'm entertained... That's all that matters for me.
share"I felt like a character in a Ramond Chandler story, or one of those dime store pulp magazines. But then I had amassed a body count of hundreds; worthy of any eighties action hero - a parody of one even - and just as much of a joke. I often found myself gliding through corridors, gun in hand, blasting away bad guys like I had arcade fever and a high score to maintain. Ever since that night... An essembly line of bloody corpses and bullet wounds. But I always walked away. I wouldn't have been surprised if someone told me this was hell, and I'd been killed long ago. What better punishment but to force a man through the worst trials of his life, on an endless cycle, pushing him towards an illusory conclusion he'd already reached; else he wouldn't be there."
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