Mafia: Definitive Edition

Video Game
2020
M

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

4.9K

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Mafia: Definitive Edition (Launch Trailer)

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The game follows Thomas Angelo where his life as a hard-working taxi driver is forever changed after a fateful run-in with the Italian Mafia.The game follows Thomas Angelo where his life as a hard-working taxi driver is forever changed after a fateful run-in with the Italian Mafia.The game follows Thomas Angelo where his life as a hard-working taxi driver is forever changed after a fateful run-in with the Italian Mafia.

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

4.9K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Frank Colletti
(voice)
(as Steven Oliver)

Don DiPetta

Sam
(voice)

Jeremy Luke

Paulie
(voice)

Saul Stein

Don Morello
(voice)

Matt Borlenghi

Sergio Morello Jr
(voice)

Dameon Clarke

Detective Norman
(voice)
(as Dameon J. Clarke)

Ward Roberts

Ralphy
(voice)

Paul Tassone

Vincenzo
(voice)

Bella Popa

Sarah Angelo
(voice)

Tommy Beck

Lucas Bertone
(voice)

Robert Catrini

Luigi Marino
(voice)

Joe Chambrello

Carlo
(voice)

Jordi Caballero

Salvatore
(voice)

Myko Olivier

William Gates
(voice)

Jarrett Sleeper

Billy
(voice)

Jason Kyle

Johnny
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
This game is a remake of Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven (2002) with for modern consoles with the latest graphical enhancements. The game adds more in-depth character development scenes including giving characters like Pauli and Sam last names and showing more scenes with Sarah, Tommy's wife, who only appeared in the original game once.

Goofs
In the mission You Lucky Bastard, Tommy releases the brakes of a train and it smashes through a door. Once Tommy gets to the building the train is now back to where it was.

Quotes
Tommy Angelo: Remember that money, jobs, even best pals will come and go. But family? Family is forever..

Connections
Edited into Mafia: Trilogy (2020)

Soundtracks
Black And Tan Fantasy
Performed by Duke Ellington

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Featured review

8/10

This is a unique franchise

Honestly, without even having played the original Mafia back when people were so nuts about it, I know how it looked like. I know what people thought of it. And I can even get people's frustrations who were hardcore fans. There could be changes in the style which understandably left a few people disappointed.

But this is a remake done extremely well. First of all, Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 don't hold back when it comes to storytelling. People take issue with boring gameplay. It's not bad, it's just more or less the same in all three of the games. You drive. You shoot. You watch the story unfold. You drive. You shoot. You watch the story unfold. Oooh! Check this collectible out! Drive some more. Shoot some more. Watch the story unfold.

I'd get it if you don't like that. But the gameplay isn't bad. It's just not as diverse as we expect from AAA games nowadays. But, what is even more important, the story is PHENOMENAL. Finally watching where it all started, after knowing how it turns out in the next two, I can only catch myself at the edge of my seat with every next cutscene. And thanks to the visuals, it practically looks like a movie.

I can't get over the fact that we're living in that time where we could watch what used to be a bunch of awkward animated blocks turn into almost lifelike cinematic experience. It is beautiful. And well voiced. And with this definitive edition, I think the trilogy is surely one of the best trilogies out there. Not for everyone! But IT IS good!