For me the driving physics in GTA is one of the most important things in the game. I look at the gameplay videos now and the cards drive like RC Titanium Blocks with perfect grip. It takes all the fun away from messing around with vechicles. This new physics change is a major disappointment. I couldn't play Saints Row III because of the physics. Now that GTA V has it, it disgusts me. I really hope they will release a patch for this.

I see that this game is Top 3 overally and Top 1 in the gamespot games list. How come there aren't any discussions going on about this game?
P.S. How do they determinate which game is the most popular? By the number of clicks it gets in this website?

I got a laptop with Intel core i5, 4GB DDR3, HD7670M which runs Max Payne 3 on medium/high in a pretty smooth frame rate. BUT this thing, jesus almighty baby christ, it's barely playable. Altough I can already tell that the game is a horrible result of what I've expected it to be, I kinda still want to try it, but it's impossible with the huge amount of resources it requires and the stuttering.

Depends on what kind of playstyle do you prefer.
For me, personally, it wasn't worth 60$. Why? Well, I just got sick of all the texts, books, uninteresting characters, boring storyline. Many things in the game felt unnecessary. For example, why should I spend 2 more hours in a level silently sneaking, when I can just slice everyones throats, maybe get in a combat here and there and I've done the level. Also as I've seen there is no award system if you complete the level as a ghost and not killing anybody.
BUT, if you're the "explorer" kind of gamer, who likes to pay attention to all the small details, do every level carefully and so on, then yes, perhaps for you it is worth the money.