"Payne & Redemption seems very ambitious and impressive. Good luck with your project! Looking forward to seeing it." - Sam Lake, creator of Max Payne & writer of the Max Payne videogames.

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  - RE: Article on Payne & Redemption in PC Zone...
    05/14/07
    Two consecutive posts?... A day after each other?... I'm on a role!
    
    I know some of you guys aren't really interested in this stuff, but for those who are, here is a web-based version of the article on Payne & Redemption in the UK gaming magazine, PC Zone.
    
    Enjoy.
  - RE: Something long awaited and very cool...
    05/13/07
    Good morning, afternoon, evening, my compadres.
    
    Just wanted to make a formal apology in regards to the delay of the "something long awaited and very cool" thing. Yes, yes, yes, I know what you're thinking - "Empty promises" and all that shiznit. But we really are
  - Bang, bang, you're dead...
    05/13/07
    I've harped on a lot about accuracy. Partly that's because props were my responsibility during shooting, so I see it as important. And partly because discussing it is a good vehicle for trivia that doesn't destroy the plot for you, and it means I can slip in plot-related trivia withou
  - Union rules...
    05/04/07
    The crew, I found, were universally tolerant of the fact that this was the first time I'd been involved in anything related to the trade, and they made do, with a typically stoic Britishness, whenever they asked "do we have a blatantly-obviously-needed-thing?" and I said that the thou
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