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And the remakes and remasters keep on coming...

2K Games has announced all three Mafia games are getting remastered and released as part of Mafia Trilogy.

The original Mafia released on PC, PS2 and Xbox in 2002, with Mafia II for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2010, and finally Mafia III in 2016 on current generation systems.

MAFIA

Part one of the Mafia crime saga - 1930s, Lost Heaven, IL

Re-made from the ground up, rise through the ranks of the Mafia during the Prohibition era of organized crime. After a run-in with the mob, cab driver Tommy Angelo is thrust into a deadly underworld. Initially uneasy about falling in with the Salieri crime family, Tommy soon finds that the rewards are too big to ignore.

Play a Mob Movie:
Live the life of a Prohibition-era gangster and rise through the ranks of the Mafia.

Lost Heaven, IL:

Recreated 1930's cityscape, filled with interwar architecture, cars and culture to see, hear and interact with.

Re-Made Classic:
Faithfully recreated, with expanded story, gameplay and original score. This is the Mafia you remembered and much more.

Own Mafia: Definitive Edition to unlock Tommy’s Suit and Cab in both Mafia II and Mafia III Definitive Editions.

Learn More at http://www.MafiaGame.com

The game will launch across PC (Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Google Stadia on August 28 2020.

MAFIA II

Includes main game and all DLC releases.

Part two of the Mafia crime saga – 1940’s - 50’s Empire Bay, NY
Remastered in stunning HD detail, live the life of a gangster during the Golden-era of organized crime. War hero Vito Scaletta becomes entangled with the mob in hopes of paying his father’s debts. Alongside his buddy Joe, Vito works to prove himself, climbing the family ladder with crimes of larger reward, status and consequence.

Golden-era Drama:
Inspired by iconic mafia dramas, be immersed in the allure and impossible escape of life as a wise guy in the Mafia.

Empire Bay, NY:
Post-World War II Empire Bay, NY, a city sprawling with opportunity and where organized crime thrives on the booming industries of post-war America.

The Complete & Remastered Favorite:
For the first-time ever experience the Mafia II crime drama all in one package and presented in stunning HD detail.

Own Mafia II: Definitive Edition to unlock Vito’s Leather Jacket and Car in both Mafia and Mafia III Definitive Editions.

The game will launch first across PC (Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Google Stadia on May 19 2020

Looks like you'll be able to purchase them individually, beginning with Mafia II next week, followed by Mafia III and then the original game, or wait until August for all 3 on disc.

Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

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When the first tweet came out I was only expecting remasters of 2 and 3 - both of which I love, although 3 was technically quite glitchy. I'm strawberry floating overjoyed to see the entire trilogy is being remastered, especially the first one (more of a remake judging by the screenshots) which I've not had a chance to play.

I've only ever played Mafia II, which I enjoyed a lot (mostly because of the music, and the opening half hour was fantastically atmospheric) but never found the time for 3 (despite it being on my PS4 via PS Plus). Mafia 1 I think was overshadowed by GTA 3, Vice City and The Getaway at the time. Much like Max Payne, I don't think it ran very well on PS2 either and was best played on PC.

Mafia is one of my favourite games. I had it on PC and the plot and atmosphere was brilliant.
Mafia II was decent, if a bit forgettable (except for one moment, which was came out of nowhere and left me speechless :lol:

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I haven't played Mafia III - wasn't very well received from what I saw, and the setting is quite different to what I like about the original two.

Not really interested in this, as it's just a remaster, but might be good for others to get involved with the series.

They’re... remastering a current-gen game?

(Love all three, btw.)

A full remake of the original game?!

strawberry floating count me in!

What were these games like? Like a American Yakuza?

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Zilnad wrote:A full remake of the original game?!

strawberry floating count me in!

Yea, I think this is whats got me pumped about the whole collection.

rinks wrote:They’re... remastering a current-gen game?

(Love all three, btw.)

Well, Mafia III could certainly do with some polish regardless but it does make me wonder if it's worth going for the whole package or to buy Mafia 1 and 2 separately. Oh hell, I'll probably go all in regardless. :wub:

ITSMILNER wrote:What were these games like? Like a American Yakuza?

More like a historical GTA, but focused on the main story.

Yubel wrote:
Zilnad wrote:A full remake of the original game?!

strawberry floating count me in!

Yea, I think this is whats got me pumped about the whole collection.

rinks wrote:They’re... remastering a current-gen game?

(Love all three, btw.)

Well, Mafia III could certainly do with some polish regardless but it does make me wonder if it's worth going for the whole package or to buy Mafia 1 and 2 separately. Oh hell, I'll probably go all in regardless.

Shame we can’t buy the trilogy package now, and get access to each as they release them.

rinks wrote:
ITSMILNER wrote:What were these games like? Like a American Yakuza?

More like a historical GTA, but focused on the main story.

Exactly. It's not even really a sandbox as the city only really serves as a backdrop, enriching the atmosphere by letting you just exist in a specific era.

The first time I played Mafia 2, I honestly stuck to all the rules of the road when not in a mission. Waiting at red lights, giving way, etc. It's just gets its hooks into me.

I never finished 3 as it was far too heavy on collectibles and felt like a different style of game but I'd be willing to try it again.

Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

No Wii U version to port

Victor Mildew wrote:
Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

No Wii U version to port

Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

It'd be like putting GTAIV on Game Boy?

Victors joke was funnier.

Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

Weren’t there news of Mafia 2 or 3 being rated for Switch in Asian countries? I’m gonna have to google but I remember it being reported.

Probably come along eventually. As always. And it’ll be an empty cart with downloads needed

Pedz wrote:
Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

It'd be like putting GTAIV on Game Boy?

Victors joke was funnier.

Uh, OK? BioShock and Borderlands are being ported from current gen so I don't know what makes this an impossibility.

Drumstick wrote:
Pedz wrote:
Drumstick wrote:Another one that skips the Switch entirely.

Why?

It'd be like putting GTAIV on Game Boy?

Victors joke was funnier.

Uh, OK? BioShock and Borderlands are being ported from current gen so I don't know what makes this an impossibility.

What type of games are these? My wife loves gangster stuff and loved GTA/LA noire, so I may get this for her.

Victor Mildew wrote:What type of games are these? My wife loves gangster stuff and loved GTA/LA noire, so I may get this for her.

It's somewhere between both of those games so I'd say she'd like this. Mafia is set in the 30s (I think), 2 is in the 50s and 3 is in the 60/70s so they all have a unique flavour and bucket loads of atmosphere.

Walking down the snow covered streets with Christmas music playing in Mafia 2 remains one of the greatest moments in gaming for me.

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