A remaster or a VR version would sell well, especially since gamers are more willing to play single player games now than ever, so why won't they take the risk with all the money they've made from GTAV and just do it? Where he's moved onto though, that's what I wish Rockstar would expand upon. The only fault that I see in it is that it just kinda ends, though at the same time it's supposed to disconnect him from Max as there's no ending monologue or anything like that, only a glimpse that Max finally escaped from his horrors and moved on. It's one of the few instances where I'd call a game perfect, but I know that everyone has their own stance on the quality of the game compared to the previous entries.

It's incredible how well it's aged, everything from graphics, gameplay, sound, story, it's all done here. I decided to sit through and watch the cutscenes again as it's been a long time before I had focused on the story. I've just finished my 6th playthrough of Max Payne 3, my 2nd on Old School.