Set for release this week, Max Payne 3 defines the growth of videogames through its own unique vision of the Hollywood studio system of the 1950’s. This is a franchise championed by one small studio, bringing fame and fortune to a name that was subsequently purchased by a bigger studio, and brought back to an eager audience on a quest for even more of the public’s attentions. That Max Payne 3 will succeed is not a given, but is most certainly the safest bet. And given the strong arm presented by the videogame itself, you’d be wise to think of Rockstar Games as a studio that will define this period in the history, as opposed to becoming merely another footnote in the annals of the industry.
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