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<\/p>\nI remember years ago when Max Payne came out and the office was abuzz with chit chat regarding the awesomeness of the game and it’s bullet time effect.\u00a0 For some reason, I didn’t play it.\u00a0 I managed to avoid the peer pressure.\u00a0 Maybe I wanted to play it and never got around to it.\u00a0 Maybe his scrunched up face was a little off putting.\u00a0 Seriously, can Marky Mark pull it off?\u00a0 Let’s see the comparison:<\/p>\n
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Look at that face.\u00a0 Sure you look at the back of his head for most of the game but when he turns around that’s what I gotta look at!\u00a0 Anyway, faces aside, the movie is coming out.\u00a0 And I’m watching it, and they mention something like “The devil is building his army” and “God wants to stay hidden” and then I see these demons and I think to myself, “Ummmm, I don’t remember demons in Max Payne.”<\/p>\n
SHOTTY however said that I was an idiot and should have played that game for it to make more sense.\u00a0 I don’t see why you’d market something for the minority if you want to make a successful movie.\u00a0 I mean, wouldn’t you want it to be accessible and give it a mainstream appeal?\u00a0 Wouldn’t after the movie you want to go play those games?\u00a0 I don’t think airing a trailer highlighting confusing factoids would do that.\u00a0 Buuuuuuuuuuuuut, then he linked a quality 2 minute trailer:<\/p>\n