Max Payne 3 sets its watch to Bullet Time
Latest trailer shows off the shooter's time slowing mechanic.
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Bullet Time, the game's Matrix-style slowmo mechanic, is the heart of the Max Payne series, and this new Design and Technology Series video details its evolution for Max Payne 3, its impact on gunplay, shootdodging and player-controlled final-kill cams.
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