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Close Alert Close Sign In Search Search Backchannel Business Culture Gear Ideas Science Security Jason Schreie r Culture 09.08.2011 01:29 PM Multiplayer Max Payne 3 Set For March Release The third installment in the popular Max Payne shooter series will arrive on Xbox 360, PC and PlayStation 3 this March, publisher Rockstar said on Thursday.

Unlike its predecessors, which were both based in a noir version of New York City, Max Payne 3 will take place in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

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Max Payne 3 will continue the story where Max Payne 2 left off.

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The third installment in the popular Max Payne shooter series will arrive on Xbox 360, PC and PlayStation 3 this March, publisher Rockstar said on Thursday.

The game will also feature a number of multiplayer modes including some sort of leveling system, Rockstar said.

In a unique twist, Max Payne 3 multi-player delivers a compelling experience that dynamically alters maps and mode progression for all players in a match, the developer said on its blog.

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