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| + | *Some Bosses in the Max Payne series that weild ingrams include: |
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Revision as of 04:48, 3 January 2010
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The Ingram comes in both single and dual flavours and has an extremely fast firing rate, making it ideal for taking out rooms full of enemies, especially in Bullet Time.It is the Max Payne version of the popular Uzi
History
However, it's fast firing rate has a drawback - it'll soak up ammo like a sponge, often leaving you wondering where it all went. It's also pretty inaccurate, but this can be reduced by entering Bullettime. The damage also isn't impressive; enemies can usually eat up an entire clip before hitting the floor.
Trivia
- Some Bosses in the Max Payne series that weild ingrams include: