Mafia: Definitive Edition is a complete remake of the original 2002 Mafia game with lots of new additions and features. One of the small yet interesting additions is motorcycles. The game will feature motorcycles, which weren’t a part of the original game. I’m really curious to know if motorcycles would only be a part of […]
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Mafia: Definitive Edition is a mixup of the original Mafia and has a plethora of great features from Mafia 3. In addition to the basic difficulty options you find in every game, Mafia: Definitive Edition will include some special, separate, and unique, advanced difficulty settings for the player to create a unique experience of their
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Mafia: Definitive Edition’s combat won’t be anything like what we saw in Mafia 3. In the latter, our protagonist was a former soldier, while Mafia: Definitive Edition’s protagonist, Tommy Angelo, is just a cab driver. This brings a huge difference in gameplay and combat of the game. The gunplay in Mafia: Definitive Edition is from
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Mafia: Definitive Edition isn’t just a technical remaster of 2002’s Mafia, but a complete remake. In order to provide a more balanced narrative experience, developer Hangar 13 is re-doing the storytelling to expand stories of the protagonist’s friends and family. Similar to what Square Enix did with Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Hangar 13 is expanding
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Mafia: Definitive Edition won’t feature missions (or side-missions) that feel repetitive and asks the player to do the exact same things over and over again, like in Mafia 3. Players, although they liked the story, were furious over Mafia 3’s repetitiveness. Hangar 13 is doing its best to make Mafia: Definitive Edition more diverse and
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Mafia: Definitive Edition is the next and final game in Hangar 13’s Mafia Trilogy Remastered. In recent news, the developer revealed that Mafia: Definitive Edition won’t include Mafia 3’s Neighborhood Policing system. For the uninitiated, let me explain what Mafia 3’s Neighborhood Policing system exactly was. Mafia 3 was set in 1968 New Bordeaux, a
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With less than a month to go until Borderlands 3 is released, you can whet your appetite for its launch by playing Borderlands GOTY Edition for free on PlayStation 4. For a limited time only, 2K Games and Gearbox are offering a three-day free weekend for Borderlands GOTY Edition on PS4, giving you unlimited access to
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2K has announced that for the first-time-ever all 12 Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) teams and more than 140 players will be making their debut in NBA 2K20 – the players will be available in Play Now and Season modes. “Growing up, I always remembered watching male athletes on TV and playing as them in video games.
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2K has released new details of this year’s WWE wrestling game including its cover stars as well as new features. The breakout star for the past year, women’s champion Becky Lynch will grace the cover as well as one of the company’s top stars, Roman Reigns. WWE 2K20 will include several franchise firsts alongside streamlined
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2K and Gearbox invited Spiel Times to take an exclusive look at Borderlands 3 during E3 2019. Our review editor, Caleb Wysor, captured over 20 minutes of exclusive new gameplay for the highly-anticipated first-person RPG. He took a look at Moze and her interesting set of abilities. Apologies for the delay in the footage. It
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