Max Payne 3 Review  By Jake Gaskill - Posted May 14, 2012   The
Pros   • Unrivaled combat fluidity   • Slick, cinematic
presentation   • Brutal and expertly directed story The Cons   •
Odd use of quick-time events   • Golden guns feature kills
pacing  After almost nine years, Max Payne, the pill-popping,
bullet dodging, cop with nothing to lose and a penchant for
horizontal gunplay has returned in Rockstar Studios’ Max Payne
3. When it was first revealed that MP3 was going to be the next
title from Rockstar Games, there was a nearly audible reaction
of, "Why?" from a good portion of gamers. After all, it had been
nearly a decade since anyone had seen Max in action, and it
seemed that it would stay that way, since he wasn’t exactly a
character gamers were clamoring to see resurrected.  Thankfully,
Rockstar ignored our collective abandonment of Max Payne, and
decided to once again put Max at the forefront of the third-
person action genre by delivering a bullet-adoring, genre-
defining, shooter experience to riva