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Newegg has Mafia II: Definitive Edition (Xbox One/Series X|S Digital Code) on sale for $4.49.
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- About this game:
- Includes main game and all DLC releases.
- 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.
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Note, offer valid for March 21, 2023 or while supplies last.
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For those interested
Note, offer valid for March 21, 2023 or while supplies last.
Digital code will need to be redeem on your Microsoft account
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That's what I heard/read before I got it. I disagree, it has a good story and gameplay. Only thing that I didn't like was how repetitive the missions were. I've heard that 1 and 2 are better so I'm looking forward to playing this one.
You can't disagree with his statement if you only played the 3rd… read it again
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By the way 1 & 2 are awesome, they don't follow the open world format so the game play tightly follows the story line.
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- I started with 2 and absolutely loved playing the original version on whatever Xbox version it was at the time. The story was compelling/interesting, the cover system was intuitive, and the driving was more fun than I thought it would be.
- As a gamer who prefers open world games, I was excited for 3, and it's probably my favorite of the series. I was more engaged by its story than the other two, and I got to choose how fast (and in what order) the main narrative progressed. I was able to do (or ignore) side missions and collectibles. The driving physics were an absolute blast, and the combat mechanics felt more fluid to me than 2. The missions did end up getting quite repetitive, but if you take advantage of all the tactics/combat features, it's pretty easy to blow through the cookie-cutter ones. I also kept it fun by doing different tactics: only stealth, only sniper, etc. I liked it enough that I bought/played all the DLC.
- I got the definitive edition of 1 and played it a few weeks ago. You can definitely tell it was a first entry: very scripted/on rails, pretty straightforward gangster story. It looks amazing now, which is cool, but coming from 3, the combat/weapons still felt a little dated.
FWIW, I think the modern versions of any of these games are a deal at <$10.- I started with 2 and absolutely loved playing the original version on whatever Xbox version it was at the time. The story was compelling/interesting, the cover system was intuitive, and the driving was more fun than I thought it would be.
- As a gamer who prefers open world games, I was excited for 3, and it's probably my favorite of the series. I was more engaged by its story than the other two, and I got to choose how fast (and in what order) the main narrative progressed. I was able to do (or ignore) side missions and collectibles. The driving physics were an absolute blast, and the combat mechanics felt more fluid to me than 2. The missions did end up getting quite repetitive, but if you take advantage of all the tactics/combat features, it's pretty easy to blow through the cookie-cutter ones. I also kept it fun by doing different tactics: only stealth, only sniper, etc. I liked it enough that I bought/played all the DLC.
- I got the definitive edition of 1 and played it a few weeks ago. You can definitely tell it was a first entry: very scripted/on rails, pretty straightforward gangster story. It looks amazing now, which is cool, but coming from 3, the combat/weapons still felt a little dated.
FWIW, I think the modern versions of any of these games are a deal at <$10.