Did you see our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Max Payne 3 review?! Obviously, there’s a lot to love about the game, but we went and dug up a couple Easter Eggs you migh⛦t miss through the course of normal play. Learn wear to find Max Payne 3’s ♋secret cartoon and how to derez Max back into 2001. Nothing too spoilery, honest...

Okay, we’ve had a lot of fun at the expense of the lemon-faced original Max Payne 1 character model, but now it seems Rockstar is in on the joke, too! After you’ve finished the game, you can choo🔯se between you’ll find selectable Old School Max and Classic Max 𓂃skins (Max Payne 1 and Max Payne 2 versions) in Arcade mode. Both are hysterically crude and unbelievably fun to watch during the more serious cutscenes in all their duck-lipped glory. Seriously, Arcade mode is super fun to replay, so why not do it with a retro Max makeover?

LEFT: Old School Max skin (Max Payne 1) RIGHT: Classic Max skin (Max Payne 2)

If that weren’t enough fan service for ya, Rockstar also proudly ca🐟rries on with the tradition started a decade ago by original Payne devs, Remedy. During the “Anybody Can Buy Me a Drink” stage (Chapter VI Part II) you’ll find a TV set Max has the option o🐻f switching on. DO SO! Because you’ll find an entire animated episode starring an old friend: Captain Baseball Bat Boy.

Above: Not the Hamburglar

Let us know if you've found ෴any cool Eas🌟ter Eggs in Max Payne 3 in the comments below. We'll leave you now with this stirring tribute to the puckered polygon faces of Max Payne 1