This video contains a 5-minute deathmatch in the Waterloo Waterpark arena, Pfhor VS Humans VS You.
The song is the background is Psykosonik (Power of Seven)'s "Secret Life".
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Friday, January 4, 2008
Welcome To The Revolution
***INCOMING MESSAGE FROM EYOCKEY***
I'll be using this blog to document the development process as I put together this Total Conversion. I might also talk about the workarounds and problems I encounter in the Max Payne modding process to help those of you also working on MAX-FX mods (if any).
Why Max Payne 2? Does anyone still play that?
I wanted to test-drive the MAX-FX engine for use in development on low-tech platforms, and I wanted to familiarize myself with a complete set of development tools and assemble a complete project for my portfolio. A "public release" wasn't even in the cards at first, but the Marathon community deserves to be thrown a bone every now and then, even if they are a needlessly cryptic bunch ;)
Max Payne 1 and 2 for PC are also available on Steam ($10 USD for Max Payne 2 $15 USD for the bundle at the time of this writing), and these versions will run modifications. Check out these releases at Steam's site. Good timing, I guess!
Marathon 2: Durandal is available on XBox Live via developer Freeverse (800 points at the time of this writing). Freeverse has done an amazing job, and I highly encourage all of you to support their efforts.
The original Marathon series by Bungie is available for free at http://trilogyrelease.bungie.org. Classic Mac users need only download those files, but PC and OSX users will need the AlephOne client at http://sourceforge.net/projects/marathon/ and can also play online.
I hope you all enjoy this mod as much as I enjoy making it.
***END OF MESSAGE***
I'll be using this blog to document the development process as I put together this Total Conversion. I might also talk about the workarounds and problems I encounter in the Max Payne modding process to help those of you also working on MAX-FX mods (if any).
Why Max Payne 2? Does anyone still play that?
I wanted to test-drive the MAX-FX engine for use in development on low-tech platforms, and I wanted to familiarize myself with a complete set of development tools and assemble a complete project for my portfolio. A "public release" wasn't even in the cards at first, but the Marathon community deserves to be thrown a bone every now and then, even if they are a needlessly cryptic bunch ;)
Max Payne 1 and 2 for PC are also available on Steam ($10 USD for Max Payne 2 $15 USD for the bundle at the time of this writing), and these versions will run modifications. Check out these releases at Steam's site. Good timing, I guess!
Marathon 2: Durandal is available on XBox Live via developer Freeverse (800 points at the time of this writing). Freeverse has done an amazing job, and I highly encourage all of you to support their efforts.
The original Marathon series by Bungie is available for free at http://trilogyrelease.bungie.org. Classic Mac users need only download those files, but PC and OSX users will need the AlephOne client at http://sourceforge.net/projects/marathon/ and can also play online.
I hope you all enjoy this mod as much as I enjoy making it.
***END OF MESSAGE***
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