Those cool bastids over at IGN recently posted a neat little featurette for the video game adapted MAX PAYNE in which they recount the impetus for the titular DEA agent’s revenge fueled rampage and the reason why he’s up to his ass hairs in Norse mythology, which is good because all those flying supernatural monsters were starting to give the film a bizarre CONSTANTINE feel. The coolest thing about the featurette is that it’s done in neat comic book style, complete with brooding, unnecessarily raspy Mark Wahlberg voice over. It’s not long so take a look-see over HERE. Max Payne exorcises metaphorical demons on October 17th.
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