Turns Out Max Payne is a Decent Piano Player. Who Knew_

One of my favorite things about Remedy’s first two Max Payne games was their winking, self-aware style. That vibe was perhaps best encapsulated by the scene in which Max has a drug hallucination and realizes that he’s the protagonist of a video game. Rockstar’s take on the character is much more gritty and dark, and often feels weighed down by u31.com เข้าสู่ระบบ over-seriousness. But occasionally, the game will toss a nod to the series’ roots by making an absurd reference. My favorite of these is the moment in the video above, when Max discovers a trashed, out-of-tune piano in a run-down building in Brazil. The piano could be a metaphor for Max—beat up, broken, but still playing that same old tune. I particularly love how the game’s actual soundtrack (which u31 ทางเข้า is astonishingly u31 เข้าสู่ระบบ good in its own right) plays a lead-in chord to the piano solo, with Max resolving the unresolved cadence. https://kotaku.com/max-payne-3s-astonishing-soundtrack-flattens-the-compet-5913170 And what does he choose to play? Why, what else but the classic theme from the original game. “And, for a few seconds, came harmony. Finally.”