Max Payne 2 For Android
Sheena Alsobrook
So why did I switch? While I had 18 months of Galaxy Nexus hell, my wife sat next to me with her iPhone 4S and happily had none of the problems I had. She loved her phone and had consistent performance, very few problems, some delightful little features I envied, and could always outperform my phone in any contest I dreamed up.
Google. I can still get google now, google authenticator, gmail, google music, google plus, google hangouts, etc. all as native iOS apps. I would not have moved without that.
Backups. The backups in iTunes appear to be much more comprehensive. When my wife got her phone stolen, she was able to get her new one back up and operational really easily by restoring from a backup. Conversely, it takes me several hours to rebuild an android phone by installing apps, reconfiguring the launcher screens, logging in to different apps / setting settings, etc.
Keyboard. This keyboard is sooo good. I just stab at it with my whimsical meaty thumbs and it figures out what I meant 99% of the time. I have used a dozen Android keyboards and have never encountered done this good.
Mine is still running the stock Android image shipped from Google since I never had that Wallet issue or anything else like that, and I did get my updates in a very timely manner (although I am disappointed about KitKat).
This is a wrapper/port of the Android version of Max Payne Mobile. It loads the original game binary, patches it and runs it. It's basically as if we emulate a minimalist Android environment in which we natively run the original Android binary as is.
This will not work in applet/album mode: even though MEMORY_MB can very well be lowered to 232MB in config.h, there's still 0MB left after the newlib heap is allocated. This can probably be fixed later. For now use a game override or NSP hbmenu.
The port has an extra config file, located at /switch/maxpayne/config.txt. It is created when you first run the game and allows you to tweak some internal settings. For more detailed descriptions of said settings check the wiki article.
If the error says "Could not find symbol ...", that likely means you have the wrong .apk or .so file. You need version 1.7, others will not work. Make sure also that you've extracted libMaxPayne.so from the arm64-v8a subfolder.
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