Max Payne 3 for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

Unapologetically violent with rushes that one could only get from a bottle of pills and a bottle of whiskey, Rockstar blazes a new trail once again. Linear? Totally. And that is the only reason this thing gets 9 instead of 10. But you can see that the engine they're using for this all-out assault on the senses is just a ramp-up for the release of GTA V, and that makes all of us just slightly giddy.
The multiplayer's outstanding, if not a little hard to get a hold of; for those of us who spent hours upon hours with GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption, the controls differ slightly (X for cover instead of RB, for example) and getting a hold of Max's signature Bullet Time and Shootdodge are easy, but hard to master. The single player is unlike anything that's come before it--a gritty, extraordinarily well-written crime noir drama interspersed flawlessly with cutscenes that drop you in and out of the gunplay with lightning speed. That may get old to you, but just listen and watch what's going on, and you'll be engrossed almost immediately.
He's back, and ready to rock. So let's rock.

Game was extremely repetative, kill 50 thugs, wash, rinse, and do it again. Bust your but to save the gal and cut scene you guessed it stand there and watch as a predertimed scene unravels before your eyes making you feel like you just wasted 2 hours of your life. Got through 99% on normal difficulty and got so fustrated at the end I just stuck it in the mail never to finish it again. I never quit games but this one had gotten so mundane and impossible at times I said heck with it. I lost interest in the charachter and the story. Don't waste your time. One other thing if you shoot a cop 10 times youd better have more ammo cause he still aint dead, total BS.