RARA-AVIS: Max Payne

From: Juri Nummelin ( jurnum@utu.fi)
Date: 10 Dec 2001

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On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Karl W. Reinsch wrote:

> You are probably thinking of Max Payne - http://www.maxpayne.com
> (warning - site requires Flash)

A Finnish game in origin. I don't know how hardboiled it is, but there are clearly some noir elements in its visual style. The makers must've read at least Frank Miller's Sin City and Batman comics.

Juri

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