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Max Payne 3 Special Edition, pre-orders, announced

The iconic cop, Max Payne, is back, and with a sexy Special Edition for his third instalment. Just say yes to a statue of Max...

Max Payne 3 is coming out in March, adding yet another must-play title to the early 2012 gaming period. And now, the ultimate version of the game has been announced, with the Max Payne 3 Special Edition.

Plus, both it and the normal version are now available for pre-order from EB Games, GAME, and JB Hifi. So it's a double hit of awesome slow-motion news. And if you do plump for the shiny SE, here's what you get inside:

• A copy of Max Payne 3.

• 10” tall Collectible Max Payne Statue created in a collaboration between TriForce and Rockstar Games.

• Series of game-inspired Original Still Life Art Prints that depict some of Max Payne’s inner demons and vices.

• Copper and brass-plated iron, bullet-shaped Bullet Keychain featuring a screw-off back.

• Classic Multiplayer Character Pack of eight playable multiplayer characters for Max Payne 3 Multiplayer, including fan favourites from the original Max Payne and Max Payne 2 like Max Payne from Max Payne 2, Mona Sax and Vladimir Lem.

• Disorderly Conduct Multiplayer Weapons Pack for Max Payne 3 Multiplayer that includes the Hammerhead Auto Shotgun, G9 Grenade Launcher and Molotov cocktail.

• Max Payne 3 Official Soundtrack featuring the game’s instrumental score.

A bullet-shaped Bullet Keyring? Yeah... Anyway, it sounds like an excellent collection of stuff.

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Issue: 137 | June, 2012

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