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First shots of Max Payne 3 PC arrive


For those who are waiting for the very best looking version of Max Payne 3, Rockstar Games this morning released the first set of shots of the upcoming PC version of the game.

Needless to say, they are damn good looking. Hopefully the engine runs smoothly and doesn’t require the absolute most modern PC rig to provide such visuals.

Anyway, here they are…

The PC version of Max Payne 3 is due out on May 29th, 2012. Pre-order it below.

Launching on May 29th in North America and June 1st in Europe, the PC version of Max Payne 3 will feature gloriously increased resolution and graphical detail in both the epic story and the explosive multiplayer modes.

Today, check out the debut selection of screens from the PC release below ? and look for many more to come, including as part of the first hands-on previews of Max Payne 3 hitting next week. And stay tuned for more detailed information including special graphics hardware support and enhancements ? as well as system specs to be announced a bit closer to game release.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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