Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Widescreen Launcher

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Widescreen Launcher does not need any more introductions. It is quite clear what its purpose is. Like its predecessor, it too wants to make an old game in the Max Payne series become more enjoyable on current-gen systems. How does it all work? You'll simply have to install the video game, and then use the launcher here to get an extra set of options. I tried it and it did make a difference.

Although the game has to be installed, the launcher can be thrown in the game directory, and that's about it. You'll have to use the launcher executable to be able to use the extra options, of course. Aside from fixing the general aspect of the game and its components, like meters and HUDs, and so on, there are some extra options as well.

I myself saw a difference in the way cutscenes were displayed. No more glitching and no more black bars, so in my case it was an instant improvement. Two separate options allow you to play the Dead Man Walking Chapters of the game in 16 by 9 or 4 by 3 aspect ratio. Which one will it be?

There is no doubt that playing this video game without a widescreen fix or this launcher will rob the user of a great experience in storytelling and action-adventure gaming. Regardless, you'll notice the change when switching from a glitchy disproportionate version of the game to a more suitable widescreen variant that resembles newer video games.

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Widescreen Launcher is a must-have for anyone out there thinking of playing the video game on a modern computer with a recent operating system.