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If you check the PCGamingWiki article for Max Payne 1, you can still use Anti-Aliasing in this game if you make some tweaks to the game files. The game directory can't take Spaces, so if you change the Max Payne folder to instead be MaxPayne and make the same change with a text editor to appmanifest_12140 in the main Steamapps folder (then restart Steam), it'll work just fine.
After doing that and setting the game to Windows 98 compatibility mode, it's working like a charm at max settings, 1440x1080, and 8x MSAA on the highest settings with my AMD R9 280.
Worked for MP1, but not for MP2.
The steps for Max Payne 2 that worked for me was:
* Rename directory to remove spaces
* Update installdir value from file SteamApps\appmanifest_12150.acf to new directory name
And MP2 still doesn't support widescreen, so it definitely does not "will work correctly with 1920x1080 resolution" - 4:3 resolutions only.