Mafia Remake
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SirBaron
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As long as they remaster the good old titles and not the **** ones, I don't mind
.If you don't mind, tell EA to remaster/remake Mass Effect.
theshadowcult
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lol, like other media types dont? books get republished all the time. movies get remakes sooo god damn much. Why wouldnt games? EDIT: also, to be clear, i doubt developers have run out of ideas. more like publishers want money faster and easier. Much easier to rebuild something that already has a blueprint, then to build the blueprint first.
Athena
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As long as they remaster the good old titles and not the **** ones, I don't mind
If you don't mind, tell EA to remaster/remake Mass Effect.
Agreed and yes, totally agree. Mass Effect with graphics like that would be the end all!!
OverclockN'
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Yeeessss!!!
Take my money!
Couldn't agree more. The first Mafia was absolutely amazing. I'd love to play through it again, but not with the graphics and gameplay. Just like Resident Evil 2.
Take my money!
Couldn't agree more. The first Mafia was absolutely amazing. I'd love to play through it again, but not with the graphics and gameplay. Just like Resident Evil 2.
Seems like that's what they're doing. Just using the Mafia 3 engine.
At least from rando twitter accounts tweeting about it on the interwebs.
Mafia 1 is 300x better than the meh sequel. But I also expect that lots of people will find it a weird game. It's not an open world game, despite how it looks. You do a lot of "tedious" tasks, like driving people around the city and doing box stacking at the docks. But these things are there because it builds up and hits you with a ton of bricks at just the right time. The farmhouse mission in Mafia 1 is one of the most memorable pieces in any game for me. The game is so clever in many ways.
I do wonder if they'll add more typical open world tasks though. Probably will.
I do wonder if they'll add more typical open world tasks though. Probably will.
Not sure how old you were when Mafia came out, but I was 22.
For someone born the day after the first Mafia was released, they will be 18 years old when the remake is released.
Let that sink in for a bit.
bob saget
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Oh god the sequel was dog ****
Remember the church shootout and escaping through the roof and on the rooftops?
OverclockN'
Well-known member
Bringing back some good memories. Those two and the pizzeria shootout were great.
Sasquach
Hidden in plain sight
Theres been a huge surge of remasters and remakes in recent years (and lots of indies as well). Kinda makes me wonder about the current state of gaming....all these superpowered graphics, cinematic experiences, more powerful hardware....is it getting to a point (or maybe past the point) where they dont really matter that much anymore? Or its just getting too expensive to develop for these machines without some kind of fallback/alternative revenue source?
I've always thought of remasters/remakes like this: if it was a really cool game and a good idea back then, it probably still is today. Graphics have advanced, but there's a reason we always say gameplay is more important, and remasters/remakes reinforce that notion. New hardware has made a lot of things possible, but its effect on innovative gameplay isn't that big.
It's not. Don't let the game industry fool you into thinking they need more money.
theshadowcult
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What are you talking about sey!! they are poor orphened billionares down to their last trillions, they need our donations just to feed their starving wallets!!! How could you be so cruel!