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Max Payne 3
Back when the original Max Payne came out in 2001, dual wielding was a big deal. These new screens illustrate that Max hasn't forgotten where he came from.
Apart from Max's ability to mix and match single-handed weapons – including those of different sizes like pistols and sub-machine guns – these screens also highlight Max Payne 3's shifting time lines. The game chronicles Max's present and past. The more hair Max has, the further in the past the action takes place.
For more on Max's weapons, take a look at this tech video from Rockstar, and be sure to also take a look at these screens of the game's multiplayer.
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