Twitter-Obsessed Elon Musk Needs Just Two Words to Honor Massive Max Payne Reveal

Video Game industry’s apparent growth in the past decade has been nothing short of remarkable. What was once seen as a mere sidekick to the movie industry has now evolved into an unstoppable goliath. Even one of the world’s richest men, Elon Musk, can’t help but appreciate everything video games have offered to the world.

Musk has been a fan of various fascinating gaming titles for a long while. Even in certain interviews, he has laid down his favorites that he often goes back to along with his kids. The billionaire even teased the gaming world to make an identical move with Twitter, but this time Take-Two Interactive might be in his crosshair.

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Elon Musk loves the old-school Max Payne franchise

In a recent development, Remedy Entertainment shared the news of bringing the legendary Max Payne titles back. The first two titles of the Action third-person shooters have left an everlasting memory on anyone who ever touched them. No matter how old these games have become, they always bring back fond memories, and not only that, but masterpiece games carried perfect musical scoring as well.

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Together with Rockstar Games, the remastered titles are now being worked on and built as per modern standards while retaining their original feel. This news not only rejoiced the fans but Musk as well, as he called them ‘Great Games’.

It looks like Musk’s run will only stop once he owns everything he deems worthy of his time. Following the takeover of $3 billion dollar worth of shares of Twitter, he teased the community with a recent tweet.

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From being one of the biggest critics of the social media platform. Yet he went out of his way to make a massive investment in the platform with the sole aim of making serious changes. It looks like something similar he is hinting at with the GTA franchise, as the previous iteration is being milked for everything it has to offer.