Max Payne
2001 third-person shooter video game
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Summary
Max Payne is a video game[1]. It ranks in the top 2% of video game entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (9,184 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Screenwriter: Sam Lake[3]
- Composer: Kärtsy Hatakka[4], Kimmo Kajasto[5]
- Publisher: Gathering of Developers[6], 3D Realms[7], Suntendy Interactive Multimedia Co.,Ltd.[8], Rockstar Games[9], MacSoft Games[10], Feral Interactive[11], Take-Two Interactive[12]
- Genre: third-person shooter[13], neo-noir video game[14]
- Followed by: Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne[15]
- Cast member: Julia Murney[16]
- Producer: George Broussard[17], Scott Miller[18]
- Developer: Remedy Entertainment[19], Rockstar Toronto[20], Rockstar Vienna[21], MacSoft Games[22], Grove Street Games[23]
- Part of the series: Max Payne[24]
- Collection: The Finnish Museum of Games[25]
- Operating system: Android[26], iOS[27]
- Software version identifier: 1.05[28]
- Commons category: Max Payne[29]
- Platform: PlayStation 2[30], Xbox[31], Android[32], macOS[33], iOS[34], Microsoft Windows[35], Dreamcast[36], Game Boy Advance[37]
- Game mode: single-player video game[38]
- Language of work or name: English[39], French[40], Spanish[41], Italian[42], Polish[43], Russian[44], Japanese[45], Standard Chinese[46], Brazilian Portuguese[47]
- Distribution format: CD-ROM[48], digital download[49]
- Review score: 89/100[50], 16/20[51]
- Input device: computer keyboard[52], touchscreen[53], computer mouse[54]
- Has part(s): bullet time[55]
- Publication date: July 25, 2001[56], July 27, 2001[57], December 6, 2001[58], January 11, 2002[59], December 12, 2001[60], March 14, 2002[61], December 16, 2003[62], March 19, 2004[63], January 4, 2008[64]
- Exhibition history: permanent exhibition of the Finnish Museum of Games[65]
- Characters: Max Payne[66], Alfred Woden[67], Michelle Payne[68], Nicole Horne[69], Vladimir Lem[70], Boris Dime[71], Mona Sax[72], Vincent Gognitti[73], Frankie Niagara[74], Angelo Punchinello[75]
Why It Matters
Max Payne has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[76] It is known by 20 alternative names across languages and contexts.[77]