Max Payne

Developer(s)

Westlake Interactive, Remedy Entertainment

Publisher(s)

Take-Two Interactive, 3D Realms, Gathering of Developers, MacSoft Games, Rockstar Games, Feral Interactive

Genre(s)

Shooter

Platform(s)

PlayStation 2, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 3, Xbox, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Android, Xbox One, iOS, Mac

Keywords

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