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TheGodling said:
The first Mafia is a bonafide classic. One of the best stories in gaming, tons of varied missions, excellent gunplay and driving (back when GTA was still arcade as hell) and overall just an all-time great experience.
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It was. The controls felt a bit Pc-ish to me back then for some reason, but the missions/music really kept me going throughout that game. Mafia 2 added to that, a trend I hope the third continues.
 
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Which Mafia game? 1 or 2? From what I can remember of Mafia 1, the open world was pretty much just a driving rink and that's it. You interacted with nothing else save for the ability to boost cars. Mafia 2 was more of the same but I really loved the driving mechanics and the main story coupled with Joe's DLC (Avoid that baldheaded dude's shyt like the plague!:russell:) made for a good game when the story was on, but that's it. It had the typical scavanger hunt for collectibles ( Vintage Playboy magazines:whew:) and I think you had an option of boosting certain models of cars for extra quid despite never really needing the money like that. It's an open world mate, but it was dead as fukk in both games. I hope the third doesn't suffer the same fate.

.........and that Scarface game was piff:mjpls: if not just for the voice actor for Tony and the rage meter:bryan:. Everything else was poorly done and I'm quite sure they spent WAY too much money recording voice work from B-list celebs/actors (They had Manny and another older dude from the Scarface movie drop voices for other characters mixed in with questionable choices like that Idiot that played Fez from that 70's show and the dude, Jay, from Jay and Silent Bob who did voices for one off characters you did missions from.)

Doesn't help that the game was based off of you getting property and keeping it the same way you would in San Andreas with that annoying mechanic of having you run back to 'defend' it before it got totally destroyed and cut into your weekly revenue stream each business brought about. GTA 4 and China town wars had more interesting/varied drug selling missions than Scarface: The world is yours with markets and fluctuating prices and shyt and I wish they would have added something similar to this one...but it's still a nice game to play despite being nearly inferior to Vice City and The Godfather 1 in so many ways.:ufdup:
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Food Mane said:
The mini game to get the best price on the coke was :mjlol:
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Address_Unknown said:
Which Mafia game? 1 or 2? From what I can remember of Mafia 1, the open world was pretty much just a driving rink and that's it. You interacted with nothing else save for the ability to boost cars. Mafia 2 was more of the same but I really loved the driving mechanics and the main story coupled with Joe's DLC (Avoid that baldheaded dude's shyt like the plague!:russell:) made for a good game when the story was on, but that's it. It had the typical scavanger hunt for collectibles ( Vintage Playboy magazines:whew:) and I think you had an option of boosting certain models of cars for extra quid despite never really needing the money like that. It's an open world mate, but it was dead as fukk in both games. I hope the third doesn't suffer the same fate.

.........and that Scarface game was piff:mjpls: if not just for the voice actor for Tony and the rage meter:bryan:. Everything else was poorly done and I'm quite sure they spent WAY too much money recording voice work from B-list celebs/actors (They had Manny and another older dude from the Scarface movie drop voices for other characters mixed in with questionable choices like that Idiot that played Fez from that 70's show and the dude, Jay, from Jay and Silent Bob who did voices for one off characters you did missions from.)

Doesn't help that the game was based off of you getting property and keeping it the same way you would in San Andreas with that annoying mechanic of having you run back to 'defend' it before it got totally destroyed and cut into your weekly revenue stream each business brought about. GTA 4 and China town wars had more interesting/varied drug selling missions than Scarface: The world is yours with markets and fluctuating prices and shyt and I wish they would have added something similar to this one...but it's still a nice game to play despite being nearly inferior to Vice City and The Godfather 1 in so many ways.:ufdup:
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Damn, nikkas shytting on the Scarface game??

I thought that was one of the very few open world games (not made by R*) that was actually good.

In fact, I hope for the next GTA (Vice City God willing) R* do a similar thing where part of the map is a Caribbean island or a small part of South America.

Would be dope af
 
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District Line said:
Damn, nikkas shytting on the Scarface game??

I thought that was one of the very few open world games (not made by R*) that was actually good.

In fact, I hope for the next GTA (Vice City God willing) R* do a similar thing where part of the map is a Caribbean island or a small part of South America.

Would be dope af
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I love that game but the game mechanics turns your progression into a chore once you start to get businesses and you gotta high tail it to fight the mob there before it gets destroyed and hurt your pockets. This happens like EVERY 5 minutes and alot of people hated that shyt; I mean why invest in 'security' if they always get smashed and could never protect the damn front once in a while on some random shyt?

Plus the graphics and lack of shyt to do outside of selling drugs didn't too much help it, but the music, Voice actor for Tony and that rage mode really made this game unique in a sense and I still play my copy every 2 years or so for nostalgic purposes. If they do another Vice City they could put it in Columbia and base it off Ricardo Diaz and how he got to where he was when he moved to Vice City. I think we'd all like another period piece or atleast to get out of America for a bit in the GTA series.
 
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