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The game also had lyrical music, not just music in the background, depending on the environment. The vocal talent is as good as ever, and the weapons sounded weapon-like, which is always good. The people were fairly detailed and the movie sequences even more so. You can also shoot through planks of wood and certain other surfaces depending on your current weapon. Unless the glass happens to be bulletproof, you can break it or shoot through it. Everything is crisp, the environment is detailed and there are literally tons of things you can break, shoot through, knock over, etc.

This was near the end, so thankfully I was already used to the change happening and kept an eye out. This became extra annoying when I was holding a handgun with no ammunition and was otherwise armed to the teeth and there were at least three sequences messing me up. The only thing that annoyed me is there were many times where a mini-movie sequence changed the weapon selected, switching you back to the handgun as a default. There are a few instances where there is a cut sequence when something happens and then suddenly you’ve lost your gun (possibly dropped in the sequence). The bullet-time system is as sharp as ever.There are a few weapons to choose from, though nothing you can really keep or customize. That being said, once the first couple of chapters are gotten through, the action and the amount of control both increase to nice, heavy levels. If it were up to me, I probably would have added the camera control, even if limited, to have the player able to do something while the story unfolds. This does lead to a couple of instances of at least a minute or two of sitting there watching and having little or no control over anything, not even the camera. The first few Chapters, as the game is gone through and narrated much like a detective novel, are a bit story heavy, giving you plenty of chance to gather background information. With a few flashbacks to help us understand why Max left New Jersey, how he became Private Security and how he became friends with his current partner, the story is rich and an action hero extravaganza. This leads to the next in a series of bad things that pushes our reluctant hero to try to protect and save others, as well as try to stay alive. Max is no longer a cop, and his foray into retirement has him stumbling into working as Private Security for a family named Branco in South America. In this way, the character is annoyingly depressed, quite angry at life and very human. For those of you who don’t know the basics of the Max Payne, here’s what you need to know: In previous games, he lost his wife and daughter, found a numbing agent in liquor and pills and was pretty much messed up in many ways. The third in the series, this newest game takes us back into the life and times of Max Payne, following him through a series of unfortunate events that make us wonder who is scripting his life and how badly they dislike Max.