Everything feels so genuine, and especially the fashion of the 30s is reflected so beautifully.įor the uninitiated, the venue is a fictional city called the “Lost Heaven,” a beautiful melange of New York, Chicago and San Francisco. You'll feel as if you are living in the America of the 1930s: the time of prohibition, gang wars, cars, classic interiors and dapper garments. The reflections of light, characters' facial expressions, the roads, buildings – they all look great, lively and real. That was a purchase worth every last dime. So I thought: Why not relive the well-received plot in a modern rendition? But let’s be real: that’s not a game that has aged well, and modern games have spoiled us way too much.
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That’s exactly what Mafia: Definitive Edition manages to do.īut first, let’s take a look at the looks.įirst and foremost, let me underline that I wanted to play the original Mafia series too. I am talking about captivating cutscenes, a strong plot and solid gameplay.
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Don’t get me wrong, I’m not talking about the kinds like Detroit: Become Human, which is more of an interactive movie than a game. Since then, I have been obsessed with games that felt like interactive movies. I was no longer playing the games for pure entertainment I was also looking for stories to be immersed in now that I had a better grasp of English. As I matured, I felt that I was drawn into the virtual worlds and stories that many classics like the Grand Theft Auto series offered. Like almost every other child, I did not fully grasp the story-based games to the last detail, and all I wanted to do was to play until I was too tired or bored. The original Mafia series was released at a time when my knowledge of English was not as comprehensive, and games were sources of pure entertainment for me at such a young age. Albeit a little late to the party, I also consider myself a Mafia fan now. This well-renowned franchise is regarded as one of the classics in the world of gaming. Some games are more than just games, especially the ones with a cult following. There's a staggering amount of video game movies currently slated for release or in development, and we've wrangled together everything you need to know about the impending boom of video game adaptations."Family is our greatest weakness, but it's also our greatest strength." Video game movies range from the terribly bad (yet beloved for their badness) like "Super Mario Bros." and "Mortal Kombat," to legitimate successes like "Detective Pikachu" and "Sonic the Hedgehog." The "Resident Evil" film franchise is one of the most successful series across the globe, regardless of how anyone feels about their quality, and with the increasingly cinematic stylings of action-adventure, horror, and fantasy games, Hollywood has been quick to develop more film adaptations of video games than ever before. It's no wonder that Hollywood has been desperate to get a slice of that magical (and profitable) pie, to mixed results. Despite what the people who still refer to all forms of gaming as "playing Nintendos" would have you believe, video games are a medium filled with rich storytelling, compelling characters, dynamic performances, and high-stakes situations.
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