Interview: Sami Järvi and Max Payne

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2017
  • Max Payne, the first big-budget action game from Finland, revolutionised the action genre by slowing down time. The film noir-like cinematics, time-slowing effects and visual novel sections were unprecedented for 2001. Max Payne quickly gathered a reputation and appealed to players worldwide. With Max Payne, Remedy rose to the top ranks among the international game studios.
    In the interview Sami Järvi aka Sam Lake talks about writing Max Payne, and he also tells how Max Payne changed the way games are written nowadays.

Комментарии • 44

  • @rytisliaucys3444
    @rytisliaucys3444 2 года назад +104

    I see his face and I see Max Payne.

  • @Koalalover70

    I’d play a version of Max Payne where he talks in a Finnish accent

  • @nitaxxvi

    He speaks ENG super well but somehow his interviews in Finnish hit different as a fluent speaker!

  • @Dukefazon

    I love listening to him talk, and this time it was double interesting because I didn't understand a single word (thanks for the subtitles) he still talks interestingly. And it's also fun to see he speaks the same way in English as in his own language. I though he talks slower in English because he's searching for the right words or something, but no, that's just the way he talks. I wish there was a version of Max Payne where he actaully says Max's lines both in English and Finnish :)

  • @abcdefgh6121

    I didn't get this in my feed.

  • @mranderzen

    I'm 35 now and played Max Payne just a littlebit later after it was released, but i've never hheard anything of it untul a friend showed it to me. Matrix had a huge impact on me and the first thing that hooked me was bullet time, of course. But the unique atmosphere, the dark vibe, voice of James and everything...oh man. It was special and something else, altogether in a great tps. Had two posters on my wall back in the day and played the first two episodes a thousand times. And I will. Good luck with the remake, I know, you won't disappoint us!

  • @GamingDynamics

    It's Payne!

  • @DextanPelit
    @DextanPelit Год назад +20

    Teki kyllä tyypit monella tapaa historiaa tän pelin myötä. Ei voi kun kunnioittaa tätä saavutusta

  • @shyguy9102
    @shyguy9102 3 года назад +17

    Great writer

  • @brendanconaway

    How is this man equally charming in a language I cannot understand haha Legend

  • @adamcichon6957

    As an old Max Payne player, i wish for all of you and us, that Sami with Remedy will make remakes of first two Max Paynes, so they can be proudly added to the Museum collection :)

  • @PierzStyx

    It is interesting how Ja, Ja fills the same lexical space as um and like in English.

  • @Alasteon
    @Alasteon 3 года назад +35

    whoa max payne speaks finnish?!?!

  • @Ropetupa
    @Ropetupa 6 лет назад +4

    Max Payne on Sauli Niinistö, Aki Kaurismäen elokuvassa: Itsevaltiaat!

  • @aaron-AJ92
    @aaron-AJ92 5 лет назад +10

    Yeah my boy sam lake as i prefer to call him lol

  • @Meltman42

    Sam Lake is the coolest.

  • @user-vj7op2ry9q
    @user-vj7op2ry9q 3 года назад +6

    Сам Макс Пейн !!!😉

  • @AkioJunichiro

    Is Ahti a role player too ?

  • @hasanhuseyincalskan
    @hasanhuseyincalskan 3 года назад +5

    His name sami jarvi why sam lake

  • @maxkopfraumpoops

    Question about Finnish: why does Sam say "ja" (ya) a lot. Is that the Finish version of someone looking for words "eerr..." in English, is that a common thing people do in Finnish or is that something just Sam does? I have never heard it before and think it is interesting.