Part 45

Discover Easter eggs in Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, including Dick Justice parodies and 'Late Goodbye' song locations.

Easter Eggs:

• Group 1: Dick Justice - TV Series
  • Parody of Max Payne 1: In Part 1 Chapter 1, watching the first TV shows a parody of Max Payne 1's opening level, where Dick Justice experiences a similar loss to Max Payne and seeks revenge.
  • Name's Inspiration: In Max Payne 1, an enemy commando reveals he named his gun 'Dick Justice', which is the inspiration for this TV series name.
  • Max Payne's Face #1: In Part 3 Chapter 3, Dick Justice on TV remarks, "I had a permanent, constipated grimace on my face," referencing criticism of Max Payne's facial model in the first game.
  • Max Payne's Face #2: In Part 3 Chapter 7, Dick Justice recites a poem on TV, "Somebody's been wearing my face again," alluding to the different character models used in the two Max Payne games.
• Group 2: That's Odd
  • (TV) Reference: In Part 1 Chapter 3, interacting with a TV causes Max Payne to say, "That's odd," as the screen remains stuck on one image.
  • Mario Easter Egg (Floating Fireballs): In Part 1 Chapter 4, after exiting a house and going right, press the USE button three times on a black "M" spraypainted on the wall. This triggers floating fireballs on ledges, a reference to Mario games. Warning: Touching these fireballs will kill you.
• Group 3: "Late Goodbye" by "Poets of the Fall"
  • Part 1 Chapter 4: You can hear "Ed-the Janitor" singing "Late Goodbye."
  • Part 1 Chapter 6: Mona Sax can be heard humming "Late Goodbye" if you wait outside the bathroom.
  • Part 1 Chapter 7: Cleaners play "Late Goodbye" on a piano, and one whistles the tune afterward.