After the moderate success of our Dead Rising 2: Case Zero LP, we've decided to go ahead and do another one, this time for noir PC classic MAX PAYNE. Max Payne is a cop on the edge with nothing to lose, and he spends most of the game chasing his thirst for revenge after his family is murdered by drug junkies. Max Payne marks one of the first games to bare homage to "The Matrix" with a central core game mechanic revolving around Max's ability to slow down time for as long as he has enough sand in his hour glass. Developers Remedy Entertainment take full advantage of this feature by making Max incredibly fragile - even at full health, a couple wrong moves is all it takes to end his vendetta. Max Payne is also a PC game from the days before checkpointing became "a thing", so you're fully expected to manually save your game whenever you deem it necessary (pro-tip: ALWAYS SAVE AFTER EVERY FIRE FIGHT.). Join us, as we discover this fact the hard way!

Episode List:

#1 - Living life a Quarter-Pounder at a Time 

#2 - Smarter than the Average Payne

#3 - Wait, what's this game about again?

#4 - "They made a euthanism!" (?)#5 - Press the Use Key to Load the Last Saved Game

#6 - Bullets Instead of Bananas#7 - They don't make games like this anymore

#8 - I guess Max DOES take fall damage! 

#9 - The First Intermission 

#10 - I Believe in Payne

#11 - Space Babies

#12 - Exactly like Diablo in Every Way

#13 - Everybody is a Horse (AKA The Max-Payniverse)

#14 - Rage Quit 

#15 - The Second Intermission 

Complete playlist: Here

After the moderate success of our Dead Rising 2: Case Zero LP, we've decided to go ahead and do another one, this time for noir PC classic MAX PAYNE. Max Payne is a cop on the edge with nothing to lose, and he spends most of the game chasing his thirst for revenge after his family is murdered by drug junkies. Max Payne marks one of the first games to bare homage to "The Matrix" with a central core game mechanic revolving around Max's ability to slow down time for as long as he has enough sand in his hour glass. Developers Remedy Entertainment take full advantage of this feature by making Max incredibly fragile - even at full health, a couple wrong moves is all it takes to end his vendetta. Max Payne is also a PC game from the days before checkpointing became "a thing", so you're fully expected to manually save your game whenever you deem it necessary (pro-tip: ALWAYS SAVE AFTER EVERY FIRE FIGHT.). Join us, as we discover this fact the hard way!

Episode List:

#1 - Living life a Quarter-Pounder at a Time 

#2 - Smarter than the Average Payne

#3 - Wait, what's this game about again?

#4 - "They made a euthanism!" (?)#5 - Press the Use Key to Load the Last Saved Game

#6 - Bullets Instead of Bananas#7 - They don't make games like this anymore

#8 - I guess Max DOES take fall damage! 

#9 - The First Intermission 

#10 - I Believe in Payne

#11 - Space Babies

#12 - Exactly like Diablo in Every Way

#13 - Everybody is a Horse (AKA The Max-Payniverse)

#14 - Rage Quit 

#15 - The Second Intermission 

Complete playlist: Here

Love Max Payne, although the second one is really where it gets awesome.

Hey, I've been playing a bit of Max Payne myself. High-five, and GL.

Max payne 2 was one of the best pc games i played

@Ashuku: Well I was speaking more, the game was actually awesome. Jank is never awesome. I mean like, top ten games ever awesome.

I was wondering who "the other guy" in my BlazeHedgehog channel was.

@lordofultima but the second one is missing THE FACE.

I was wondering who "the other guy" in my BlazeHedgehog channel was.

Of course, I don't know which one of you is Matt and which is Ryan, so introducing yourselves as "he's Matt and I'm Ryan" makes the whole thing meaningless.

I'm up to episode #4 now, having replayed Max Payne recently myself I'm enjoying your videos even more. It's kind of fun to compare and contrast the parts where I was dying a lot to yours.
 
Great job guys.