Remedy Reiterates Last Year Updates on the Max Payne 1&2 Remake
Feb 13 at 15:28
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0After the resignation of long-time CEO at Remedy Entertainment, changes have begun at the studio — and so far, they have been met with mixed reactions. The new head of the company is Jean-Charles Gaudechon, a former employee of Electronic Arts. He is known for his work in betting-related systems and microtransactions within the mobile gaming sector. Given this background, fans are concerned that the company’s policies could shift in a direction less favorable to players.
Meanwhile, during last night’s PlayStation State of Play presentation, the first gameplay trailer for the next Finnish hit — Control Resonant, the sequel to the successful 2019 video game Control — was unveiled. As for Max Payne 1&2 Remake, it was once again mentioned in the recently published financial report. No new details were shared — the company simply reiterated what was already known: development is ongoing, and all communication regarding the project depends entirely on Rockstar Games. The publisher is possibly planning the release for at least next year and is expected to focus on it only after the launch of GTA 6.
Meanwhile, during last night’s PlayStation State of Play presentation, the first gameplay trailer for the next Finnish hit — Control Resonant, the sequel to the successful 2019 video game Control — was unveiled. As for Max Payne 1&2 Remake, it was once again mentioned in the recently published financial report. No new details were shared — the company simply reiterated what was already known: development is ongoing, and all communication regarding the project depends entirely on Rockstar Games. The publisher is possibly planning the release for at least next year and is expected to focus on it only after the launch of GTA 6.