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+ | {{Infobox_Max_Payne_Chapters|part = 1|chapter = 3|location = [[Lupino's Hotel]]|previous = [[Live from the Crime Scene]]|next = [[The Blood Veins of New York]]|image1 = Playing It Bogart LS.png|game = [[Max Payne 1]]|enemies = [[Punchinellos]]<br> |
Valkyr Junkies}}{{Quote|I walked straight in, '''playing it Bogart''', like I'd done a hundred times before.|Max Payne describe his trip to the hotel.}}'''Playing It Bogart''' is the third chapter of [[The American Dream|Part I]] in ''[[Max Payne (game)|Max Payne]]''. |
Valkyr Junkies}}{{Quote|I walked straight in, '''playing it Bogart''', like I'd done a hundred times before.|Max Payne describe his trip to the hotel.}}'''Playing It Bogart''' is the third chapter of [[The American Dream|Part I]] in ''[[Max Payne (game)|Max Payne]]''. |
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Max decide to first head off to Lupino's hotel to find Jack Lupino who Max think is responsible for Alex's death. He meet up with the Finito Brothers, owners of the hotel to find the whereabouts of Lupino. However, the brothers reveal to Max that he is exposed as an undercover cop. Soon, a gunfight ensue with Max killing the brothers. |
Max decide to first head off to Lupino's hotel to find Jack Lupino who Max think is responsible for Alex's death. He meet up with the Finito Brothers, owners of the hotel to find the whereabouts of Lupino. However, the brothers reveal to Max that he is exposed as an undercover cop. Soon, a gunfight ensue with Max killing the brothers. |
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| − | After dealing the mobsters outside the office, Max check the office to see a letter from Vinnie Gognitti, Lupino's right hand man about Valkyr deal with a notorious criminal, |
+ | After dealing the mobsters outside the office, Max check the office to see a letter from Vinnie Gognitti, Lupino's right hand man about Valkyr deal with a notorious criminal, Rico Muerte supervising it. It also mentioned 313, the room where Rico is staying. Max can't leave the hotel easily as the elevator is broken and the stairs is locked by the mobsters, so he have the leave through another way and facing the mobsters in the hotel. |
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| + | As he leave to the roof, he heard a news radio about the Valkyr Case with Alex's death and Max as a suspect. Max fought his way through the hotel 3rd floor against the Punchinellos and Valkyr Junkies. On his way, he saw the news in the TV and a body on the bed. He reach Rico's room to be found booby traped, Max avoid the trap and enter the room to find a letter from the head of the Punchinello, Angelo Punchinello about the Valkyr deal. Max find it useless as he is a fugitive and already war with the Punchinellos. |
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| + | He headed second floor through a hole he made with an exploding boiler and fought his way through. He enter a prostitute named Candy Dawn's room and read her diary about selling sex tapes to the highest bidder, he also saw the collection of tapes in a secret room including a secret camera behind a painting near a bed. He soon reach an elevator that take him to the hotel's basement. |
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==Characters== |
==Characters== |
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*[[Max Payne]] |
*[[Max Payne]] |
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| + | *[[Alex Balder]] (mentioned) |
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*[[Jack Lupino]] (mentioned) |
*[[Jack Lupino]] (mentioned) |
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+ | *[[Vinnie Gognitti]] (mentioned, voice only) |
*[[Finito Brothers]] (killed by Max Payne) |
*[[Finito Brothers]] (killed by Max Payne) |
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| + | *[[Rico Muerte]] (mentioned) |
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*[[Candy Dawn]] (voice only) |
*[[Candy Dawn]] (voice only) |
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| + | *[[Alfred Woden]] (mentioned) |
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| + | *[[Nicole Horne]] (mentioned) |
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*[[Kyra Silver]] (TV) |
*[[Kyra Silver]] (TV) |
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== Weapons == |
== Weapons == |
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| − | * Beretta |
+ | * [[Beretta]] |
| − | * Desert Eagle |
+ | * [[Desert Eagle]] |
| − | * Pump-Action Shotgun |
+ | * [[Pump-Action Shotgun]] |
| − | * Sawed-Off Shotgun |
+ | * [[Sawed-Off Shotgun]] |
* Molotov Cocktail |
* Molotov Cocktail |
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| + | {{Main|Playing It Bogart/Transcript}} |
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==PS2/Xbox== |
==PS2/Xbox== |
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10 POINTS |
10 POINTS |
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| ⚫ | *The title is an homage to actor Humphrey Bogart, star of many 1940s noir films, from which ''Max Payne'' takes many of its stylistic cues. Payne's explanation that he is "playing it Bogart" means he is conducting his investigation with extreme self-confidence and acting "as though he was supposed to be there," which describes the methodology of many of Bogart's characters. |
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| ⚫ | *Max refers to Rico Muerte as "a regular Keyser Soze," which is a reference to the Keyser Söze character from the 1995 film [[wikipedia:The Usual Suspects|''The Usual Suspects'']]. This is the first of two references to the film in the game; the second reference can be overheard in the chapter [[In the Land of the Blind]] when two [[Mercenaries]] are debating about best movie endings. |
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| ⚫ | *Past Rico Muerte's room is a cracked wooden door which can be shot through. Once inside climb out onto the ledge and walk across to the next room. Inside the room is a dead man holding a gun while lying on the floor with a stake driven into him, surrounded by syringes of [[Valkyr]]. Some [[Molotov Cocktail|molotovs]] and [[painkillers]] can also be found in the room. The man wrote "Buff" in his own blood before dying, which is most likely a reference to the American TV series ''[[wikipedia:Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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MaxPayne 2010-12-30 16-18-02-56.JPG|Accessing the room with the bloodied and staked corpse |
MaxPayne 2010-12-30 16-18-02-56.JPG|Accessing the room with the bloodied and staked corpse |
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| ⚫ | *The title is an homage to actor Humphrey Bogart, star of many 1940s noir films, from which ''Max Payne'' takes many of its stylistic cues. Payne's explanation that he is "playing it Bogart" means he is conducting his investigation with extreme self-confidence and acting "as though he was supposed to be there," which describes the methodology of many of Bogart's characters. |
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| ⚫ | *Max refers to Rico Muerte as "a regular Keyser Soze," which is a reference to the Keyser Söze character from the 1995 film [[wikipedia:The Usual Suspects|''The Usual Suspects'']]. This is the first of two references to the film in the game; the second reference can be overheard in the chapter [[In the Land of the Blind]] when two [[Mercenaries]] are debating about best movie endings. |
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| ⚫ | *Past Rico Muerte's room is a cracked wooden door which can be shot through. Once inside climb out onto the ledge and walk across to the next room. Inside the room is a dead man holding a gun while lying on the floor with a stake driven into him, surrounded by syringes of [[Valkyr]]. Some [[Molotov Cocktail|molotovs]] and [[painkillers]] can also be found in the room. The man wrote "Buff" in his own blood before dying, which is most likely a reference to the American TV series ''[[wikipedia:Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''. |
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==Video Walkthroughs== |
==Video Walkthroughs== |
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Revision as of 14:51, 13 June 2020
- "I walked straight in, playing it Bogart, like I'd done a hundred times before."
- ―Max Payne describe his trip to the hotel.
Playing It Bogart is the third chapter of Part I in Max Payne.
Plot
Max decide to first head off to Lupino's hotel to find Jack Lupino who Max think is responsible for Alex's death. He meet up with the Finito Brothers, owners of the hotel to find the whereabouts of Lupino. However, the brothers reveal to Max that he is exposed as an undercover cop. Soon, a gunfight ensue with Max killing the brothers.
After dealing the mobsters outside the office, Max check the office to see a letter from Vinnie Gognitti, Lupino's right hand man about Valkyr deal with a notorious criminal, Rico Muerte supervising it. It also mentioned 313, the room where Rico is staying. Max can't leave the hotel easily as the elevator is broken and the stairs is locked by the mobsters, so he have the leave through another way and facing the mobsters in the hotel.
As he leave to the roof, he heard a news radio about the Valkyr Case with Alex's death and Max as a suspect. Max fought his way through the hotel 3rd floor against the Punchinellos and Valkyr Junkies. On his way, he saw the news in the TV and a body on the bed. He reach Rico's room to be found booby traped, Max avoid the trap and enter the room to find a letter from the head of the Punchinello, Angelo Punchinello about the Valkyr deal. Max find it useless as he is a fugitive and already war with the Punchinellos.
He headed second floor through a hole he made with an exploding boiler and fought his way through. He enter a prostitute named Candy Dawn's room and read her diary about selling sex tapes to the highest bidder, he also saw the collection of tapes in a secret room including a secret camera behind a painting near a bed. He soon reach an elevator that take him to the hotel's basement.
Characters
- Max Payne
- Alex Balder (mentioned)
- Jack Lupino (mentioned)
- Vinnie Gognitti (mentioned, voice only)
- Finito Brothers (killed by Max Payne)
- Rico Muerte (mentioned)
- Candy Dawn (voice only)
- Alfred Woden (mentioned)
- Nicole Horne (mentioned)
- Kyra Silver (TV)
Weapons
- Beretta
- Desert Eagle
- Pump-Action Shotgun
- Sawed-Off Shotgun
- Molotov Cocktail
Transcript
- Main article: Playing It Bogart/Transcript
PS2/Xbox
On the PS2/Xbox version, this chapter is divided into three sub-chapters: Playing It Bogart, Without Warning and A Few Hundred Bullets Back.
Obtainable Accomplishments
Complete 'Part I Chapter 3: Playing It Bogart' on any difficulty
10 POINTS
Gallery
The door near Rico Muerte's room can be broken down to get to the ledge outside
Accessing the room with the bloodied and staked corpse
Trivia
- The title is an homage to actor Humphrey Bogart, star of many 1940s noir films, from which Max Payne takes many of its stylistic cues. Payne's explanation that he is "playing it Bogart" means he is conducting his investigation with extreme self-confidence and acting "as though he was supposed to be there," which describes the methodology of many of Bogart's characters.
- Max refers to Rico Muerte as "a regular Keyser Soze," which is a reference to the Keyser Söze character from the 1995 film The Usual Suspects. This is the first of two references to the film in the game; the second reference can be overheard in the chapter In the Land of the Blind when two Mercenaries are debating about best movie endings.
- Past Rico Muerte's room is a cracked wooden door which can be shot through. Once inside climb out onto the ledge and walk across to the next room. Inside the room is a dead man holding a gun while lying on the floor with a stake driven into him, surrounded by syringes of Valkyr. Some molotovs and painkillers can also be found in the room. The man wrote "Buff" in his own blood before dying, which is most likely a reference to the American TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
- Coincidentally, "the mystery hag" mentioned in Candy Dawn's diary is later revealed as Nicole Horne, who used Candy to blackmail Alfred Woden.
Video Walkthroughs
Max Payne - The American Dream - Playing it Bogart 1 2 (HD)
Part 1
Max Payne - The American Dream - Playing it Bogart 2 2 (HD)
Part 2