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Rockstar Tweaks Max Payne 3 DLC Plans
Rockstar Games has just announced a few changes to its plans for the upcoming Max Payne 3 DLC.
Back in May, Rockstar announced a total of seven DLC packs for Max Payne 3, including the previously released Local Justice map pack. The Disorganized Crime Pack, which features a new multiplayer map located in Max's Hoboken neighborhood and several new Score Attack modifiers, will be released in August for free. However, the other five planned DLC packs have been consolidated into three larger offerings. Rockstar has stated that the co-op content contained in the New York Minute Co-op Pack will now be available in the Deathmatch Made in Heaven Pack. Here's the full break down of what is available and when:
- Disorganized Crime Pack: August [Free]
- Hostage Negotiation Map Pack: September [800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE) or $9.99 (PlayStation Network and PC)]
- Painful Memories Map Pack: October [800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE) or $9.99 (PlayStation Network and PC)]
- Deathmatch Made In Heaven Mode Pack: October [800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE) or $9.99 (PlayStation Network and PC)]
Those who bought the Max Payne 3 Rockstar Pass will still get all of the above content for free. Today Rockstar also announced that the Local Justice map pack will be available on PC on Friday, August 3, for a discounted price of $5.99. A week later it will increase to $7.99.
[via Rockstar]
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