FrancoXI escreveu:putz adorei o visual, mas pq tem que ser neguinho gringo matando neguinho brasileiro?

FrancoXI escreveu:tem camisa de flamenguista lá no meio ou é só meus olhos?

Keruru escreveu:

FrancoXI escreveu:tem camisa de flamenguista lá no meio ou é só meus olhos?

Tem sim, pode matar tbm.

Payne neles.

Leo Luz escreveu:

Keruru escreveu:

FrancoXI escreveu:tem camisa de flamenguista lá no meio ou é só meus olhos?

Tem sim, pode matar tbm.

Payne neles.

DETALHE: os 'manu' que estão de camisetas não tem nenhuma do Corinthians e outra, a listrada preta e vermelha é identica ao do Milan (Itália)...

E ruim disso é que o Brasil, mais uma vez, é vendido lá fora como 'Cidade de Deus' e 'Tropa de Elite', onde só tem tráfico e roubos. Infelizmente...

FrancoXI escreveu:putz mas a engine da valve tem que malhar muito pra chegar nessa

FrancoXI escreveu:falar nisso como sera o half life 3? ou sera que ainda vamos ver o episódio 3?

FrancoXI escreveu:falar nisso como sera o half life 3? ou sera que ainda vamos ver o episódio 3?

FrancoXI escreveu:rocinha, se não o S fica com som de Z certo? Portugues é desnecessariamente complicado

Oh so, notem nas imagens que as favelas sao todas em morros, com escadas, selvas e ate bananeiras. Isso lembra te lembra as favelas de Sao Paulo? Me lembram a do rio...Notem que um que na terceira foto, o cara ta usando uma camisa do Flamengo, time carioca.



Se a historia for entre Sao Paulo e Rio, da ate para entender...essas sao imagens do Rio...Agora, senao, puta erro da Rockstar...

Agora as partes mais tristes do texto:

"Vancouver is embracing a new, more contemporary setting for its grim crime take: Sao Paulo, Brazil, a sprawling Latin American megalopolis boasting a population of over 20 million people. "If you take a look at films like City of God and Elite Squad -- there's some really nice intense situations happening down there," says Rockstar's VP of development Jeronimo Barrera. "The setting is so ripe with things for us to play off of."

"Sao Paulo's ghettos, known as favelas in the native Portuguese, are some of the most dangerous in the world. In addition to drug trafficking, one of the city's most notorious gangs, the Primero Comanda da Capital, controls huge swaths of the city and has organized large-scale prison riots, robberies, and high-profile kidnappings since its formation in 1993. Combine the city's notoriously corrupt police forces with the sobering statistic that one out of every 75 citizens is carrying a gun, and it's little wonder that the number one cause of death for young people in Sao Paulo is murder. Sao Paulo demonstrates all extremes of the human condition, making it a perfect setting for a Max Payne take on crime, violence, and redemption. "You'll see a high-rise building with a multi-million-dollar penthouse and at the base is literally shanties," Barrera recalls. "Sao Paulo has the greatest number of heliports on top on buildings of any city in the world. For the rich, it's safest to travel by air. There are a lot of private security forces." As always, Rockstar took tremendous strides in researching Sao Paulo. More than 10 staffers traveled to the city to take reference photos, gather information, and generally soak up what they refer to as the "vibe" of the city. They even took the unprecedented step to bring down equipment to perform 3D scans to make sure their pedestrian and enemy models were authentic."

"Max hits rock bottom in Sao Paulo, a city he moved to in order to escape the demons of his life in New York. Through some somewhat disreputable connections, he's taken work in the "private security" sector of one of the city's wealthiest families. What on the job, he is drawn into the dark underworld of Sao Paulo and becomes involved in a series of events that could cost him the last thing he has left: his life. At first, it's strange to see this new Max, heavily muscled with a beard and a shaven head, trudging though the labyrinth alleys of Sao Paulo."

"You have the very rich living with the very poor, and that creates a lot of tension." More importantly, the variety and density of Sao Paulo makes the perfect setting for the varied and intense gameplay. Watching Max run through a favela shantytown with enemies popping up from every makeshift doorway or lopsided rooftop, it's clear that the levels provide the intrigue necessary for the series' trademark blazing gunplay. "The favelas are like little mazes," Barrera says. "It's not like it's a one-on-one replica, but we went down there and mapped out different areas. [We] looked at the structures and how they are built and said,
'Oh, this would be fun.' Ultimately, we're building this stuff so it's fun in a Max Payne shooter, so it's got to have certain elements to make it fun to play. I don't think we would set the whole thing in the favelas, either; we want to give a lot of variety. Every compelling location we could find in the city we are going to use."