Max Payne 2: Old School Remix features the actors and arsenal from the first game and a nostalgic audiovisual atmosphere.
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The latest Max Payne 2 Old School Remix update adds more bonus content and further improves the gameplay and artwork. One new level (Lupino's Hotel DMW) and two older ones (the official Remedy DMW levels from 2003) are added, and you can also play in First Person Mode if you want. Read more on the mod download page!
New updates in near future
News 2 commentsThis mod will receive updates in coming months and you can suggest things you would like to see.
Max Payne 2: Old School Remix 1.01 - Level Pack
News 8 commentsTwo more Max Payne 1 level (section) remakes: Aesir Security & Punchinello Manor.
DMW Level Pack in the works
NewsTwo new DMW levels more to be released with Max Payne 2: Old School Remix.
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Max Payne 2: Old School Remix 1.2
Full VersionMax Payne 2: Old School Remix 1.2 includes more bonus content than before and further improves the artwork and gameplay.
Max Payne 2 Classic Level Pack
Singleplayer MapThis package is a stand-alone version without any gameplay changes whatsoever for those who only want to play the levels and prefer the original MP2 gameplay...
Max Payne 2: Old School Remix 1.01 - Level Pack
Full Version 4 commentsAn update with two new Max Payne 1 level (section) remakes: Aesir Security & Punchinello Manor DMW arenas.
Max Payne 2: Old School Remix
Full Version 7 commentsMax Payne 2: Old School Remix takes the nostalgic concept a step further and focuses even more on the environmental effects, adds some missing weapons...
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how did you replace textures in levels? Did you somehow get the source files for them?
I studied this tutorial:
I used ldb2rip to extract the original textures because it directly puts them in folders, like "externwall" or "ground" so I could quickly see which of them are likely used outdoors.
Moddb.com
And mostly paint.net for editing and exporting DDS.
Nice updates but i have a question.
I saw Old School Mod for Max Payne 2 and i realised that GP Channel and you made the mod. Why you needed to make a new mod page for this. No offense,but this mod is like 90% oldschool mod and 10% new things. As i read you worked on new updates for that older mod. Why dont you just update that lol
Hello Mr Guest.
"Nice updates but i have a question."
You're welcome. +1
"I saw Old School Mod for Max Payne 2 and i realised that GP Channel and you made the mod. Why you needed to make a new mod page for this."
Well I made this remix on my own so it would be logical to authorize it myself. The remix references, links & credits to original Old School Mod & Creators in many ways, also there's no financial benefit like ad revenue involved that I know of.
"No offense,but this mod is like 90% oldschool mod and 10% new things."
If that 10% consists of the new effects, half of level textures renewed, new weapons and a new level, then after all it's up to people if it's worth downloading.
"As i read you worked on new updates for that older mod. Why dont you just update that lol"
That page has a lot of WIP content I would have archived and cleared up, but for some technical reason I couldn't do that even if I am listed as part of the original team on ModDb. However I don't think this takes away from the original mod, which already builds on the foundation of other mods, in any way, rather compliments it.
Quick question. did you alter the bullet time mechanic to function more like in MP1 (no regen for kills)?
Yes.
Edit: I misread partly, it's more like MP1 yes, but its the opposite: _only_ kills regen BT, it doesn't regenerate by waiting.
The whole weapon handling, slowmo and difficulty was readjusted so it mixes the best of MP1 and MP2, but that also existed in the original Old School Mod so it's not a new feature.