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Payne remains the classic game noir, and was also the first game to employ bullet time. Why? Well, not only does it still manage to look fairly decent even on a modern system (thanks in the main to having maximum settings that topped out well above anything a 2001 vintage PC could handle), but it is also so damn cool. Released almost five years ago, Max Payne still retains its status as one of the most revered games in PC history.
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