Your _Integer2 > MaxInt will never return True because it is impossible. The value of an Integer cannot ever be greater than the greatest possible value of an Integer.
However, you can enable overflow checking:
var
  x, y, z: Integer;
begin
  {$Q+}                         // enable overflow checking
  x := MaxInt div 2;
  y := MaxInt div 4;
  z := x + y;                   // fine
  ShowMessage(z.ToString);
  x := MaxInt div 2;
  y := 3 * (MaxInt div 4);
  try
    z := x + y;                 // exception
    ShowMessage(z.ToString);    // won't run
  except
    on EIntOverflow do
      ShowMessage('Integer overflow.');
  end;
Here I enable overflow checking locally using a compiler directive: {$Q+}. If you want to use overflow checking in a particular function or procedure, you can use this together with a resetter, like in this answer but opposite.
You can also turn it on for an entire project using Project > Options > Delphi Compiler > Compiling > Runtime errors > Overflow checking. Just remember that this setting is per configuration (for instance, debug vs. release).