To be honest, Mafia DE could also feature a story DLC, where we play as Paulie. There were a lot of months, where Paulie went on job alone without Tommy or Sam, that would also bring more depth to his character, Salieri and other characters we didnt meet as Tommy.
They went above and beyond for Mafia Definitive Edition they didn't have to but they did and it was amazing I do wish we could've had a court scene with Tommy giving his testimony against Don Salieri
They they should have added a Comission meeting (after Morello's death) in the remake. Showing a young a Sal Marcano, a young Carlo Falcone, a less old Don Vince, showing dons from the west coast and Florida.
Don’t forget about their friends and relatives: Sal Marcano and his brothers Lou and Lucio. Carlo Falcone and his friends Eddie Scarpa and Tony Balls. And Frank Vinci and his Consigliere Leo Galante.
I really wished they continue developing some more content for this game. The assets and graphics of this game is so well done it'd be shame to not reuse it for another few years
I would love maybe a dlc for mafia definitive edition for all of tommy,sam and paulies side work described within Tommy's testimony maybe even that'd have the chance to add more content to the woefully disappointing freeride.
Yeah after maybe the racing stuff they put in free ride they just kinda ditched it. Would’ve been cool if they added some like free ride missions for the characters like Salieri, Paulie, Sam, Vinny etc. and maybe get into turf battles between the Morrello family and various other groups in the city
@@Godfather9814 oh for sure👍 I truly feel even just having enemy mobsters roaming the map like in the original mafia game would be so important for head cannon and add depth to the story relation ship between Tommy and the city he inhabits :) especially with the stuff you suggested there being put into free ride ohhh Nelly that would have bought lost heaven to life and with today's graphics would even rival the godfather with the level of immersion I would put in 😁
Loved this game, however I would’ve like to have seen more context. Tommy and Sarah getting married. Paulie crying, Sam comforting him, Luigi being a proud father, Ralphie with his mother, a wholesome time. Sarah in the hospital after giving birth, the whole family there supporting and congratulating them, Paulie still crying happy tears. The hierarchy of the Mafia families, perhaps a meeting after the Salieri and Morello war with young Clemente, Vinci, Marcano, and Falcone. Free roam side activities relating to the mafia/crime would be great as well. Street races organized by Mikey Dunne, more complex car thefts with Lucas, dealing with Morello’s crew or even Chinatown gangs/street punks in free mode, boxing in Sam’s club, betting at the track, etc. MDE is a great experience and the narrative kept me hooked throughout, I just wish it was more through with its story and had more content to offer between huge story beats.
@@redvice6210 How can Sam and Paulie see these things if they're dead? Like what do you even mean "what does that have to do with what I said". They can't see the things you want to see them see if they're dead and wouldn't have been there for it
fully agreed. Mafia: DE is a great game indeed, but it could be even better. for example, the free ride mode could be so much improved; other side missions than just Herbert ones, actual gang members who are present in their hideouts which we could see in story mode, money making system, shops or other places to visit/enter and many, many more.
You could say this about any mafia game they all could’ve been better the only thing wrong with mafia 1 & 2 was that it was too short it’s obvious there was a lot of missing content and flaws but they will forever be great to me and mafia 3 is just trash and left the roots and killed the vibe of the series
Lol nah Tommy was brave one unlike Sam had Salleri asked Tom to carried out the hit he wouldn't have done it not out of fear but out of loyalty towards his friends
@@irritatedironic6123Yeah by the time that Tommy decided to inform/rat on the Salieri Family, He was already a dead man walking, by testifying against Don Salieri Tom basically bought Himself some time, but I believe deep down He knew that Salieri would get Him eventually, as the old saying goes "The Mafia NEVER forgets"
@@darionthecreator7284probably because mafia 2 is still playable on consoles like xbox one or series x/360 and ps3 unlike mafia 1 where although it is good to a lot of people, many consumers would call it predated or unplayable, hence why it practically had to have a remaster. i would love a mafia 2 remaster but i guess they didn’t consider it old enough to do so
Forget Salieri, I woulda like to see how he was able to testify against his own father in law & furthermore how Sarah still wanted to stay with him after that. That's what I was more interested in. The only way I could see it is that Luigi, the father eventually copped a plea too or he died.
@@lambda-m1676 My theory is while Luigi was working for Salieri, he wasn't involved in any dirty work. So he wasn't punished. He was 100% pissed at Tommy and Sarah but he can do nothing.
@@PowerSimplified1871 He was involved in dirty work. He was a hitman before becoming the bartender, but since Tommy didn't know and thought it was some sorta inside joke or something, he never got jail time. Or he passed.
Some parts of Tommys testimony from the M2 Loading Screens are actually being said by Tommy in M1. Therefore i would say, all what we experience in the games is basically Tommys testimony. He sits down with Detective Norman and tells his Story from the beginning until the present point. So i would say everything we see and play is Tommys testimony. But yes, indeed it would have been nice to see Tommy in the actual courtroom.
Now that I think of it they were huuge missed opportunities. It would’ve been crazy seeing the look on Don Salieri’s face as Tommy just brings everything down, could’ve been really emotional and chilling
I kinda feel like Mafia 1 was overall better than Mafia 2 I really loved the storyline and Tommy had character development unlike Vito who remained same throughout the story
Vito is BY FAR the best and most developed character in the Mafia series. U know more about his tragic backstory than Tommy’s. Plus Vito joining the Mob made more sense than Tommy wanting the join the mob.
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 I love Vito but let's be honest here Tommy had more personality than Vito we can see Tommy regretting his actions or his humane side throughout the story which we hardly ever find in Vito he's great a character no doubt but not as good written as Tommy was even Joe had more personality than Vito especially the part when Henry died Joe was furious but Vito didn't care at all
@@pickle2144 Vito did care about Henry’s death but when the cops are about to arrive it’s probably not the best time to start grieving over the death of a friend. Tommy may have had more personality than Vito, but Vito has a more define fleshed out story arc (which is more important).
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 Vito, while iconic and hilarious at times wasn't as well fleshed out as Tommy was. Vito lacked human emotions and character development especially in Mafia 2. Vito had an incredible backstory but a boring main story, really all he does is care about money and mostly just being used as a pawn by everybody throughout the game. He doesn't really go through an arc quite like Tommy does. I think Vito's personally definitely shined in Mafia 3 though. Rick Pasqualone's performance in that game was far more entertaining and variet in that game then Mafia 2, he was sad, angry, funny without feeling like a brick. it's just a shame they barely used his character at all in Mafia 3. In Mafia 2 he was constantly chill and quiet, so quiet in fact you couldn't understand what he was saying without subtitles.
@@fredster594 Tommy wanted to join the Mob because couple of goons wrecked his taxi, compare that to Vito’s reason for wanting to join the Mob. Night and Day my friend. Vito grew up dirt poor and spent the whole game not trying to end up like that again, with people constantly backstabbing him like Clemente, Leo, and Derrick threw out the the game’s story. He said it best in Mafia 3 if u kill him. He deserved better.
Well it’s not true in both games that players don’t get to see Tommy Angelo testifying court because in the 2002 Mafia game you can actually see like newspapers saying like “biggest case in los heaven history” “Salieri Family being jailed “
I agree that in Mafia: DE they delved more into what happened to Tommy after jail: showing us his daughter, her getting married etc. In my opinion it was brilliant
Tommy high key deserved vito and joe lol only reason people like him is hes the protagonist if joe ended up snitching on vito and the family in 2 people would want his head
you made me realize on thing; all mafia games so far have really underwhelming endings, totally forgettable and that doesnt hold up to the weight the game had in the first place
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● Mafia (2002) Ending: ua-cam.com/video/c7yS0gYFYKs/v-deo.html
● Mafia Definitive Edition (2020) Ending: ua-cam.com/video/MYrhSxPVa9s/v-deo.html
As soon as he testified in Court, tommy got a whole clarence price on his head
To be honest, Mafia DE could also feature a story DLC, where we play as Paulie. There were a lot of months, where Paulie went on job alone without Tommy or Sam, that would also bring more depth to his character, Salieri and other characters we didnt meet as Tommy.
Paulies adventure
@@crushedcan5378Paulie's Perilous Pizza Adventures
True!!
That "testimony" is what Thommy told Norman during Intermezzos or during some other cutscenes in the original (2002) Mafia game.
I would imagine his testimony would be like joe valachi testimony
Not all of them
They went above and beyond for Mafia Definitive Edition they didn't have to but they did and it was amazing I do wish we could've had a court scene with Tommy giving his testimony against Don Salieri
They they should have added a Comission meeting (after Morello's death) in the remake. Showing a young a Sal Marcano, a young Carlo Falcone, a less old Don Vince, showing dons from the west coast and Florida.
Agree
Don’t forget about their friends and relatives: Sal Marcano and his brothers Lou and Lucio. Carlo Falcone and his friends Eddie Scarpa and Tony Balls. And Frank Vinci and his Consigliere Leo Galante.
I really wished they continue developing some more content for this game. The assets and graphics of this game is so well done it'd be shame to not reuse it for another few years
I would love maybe a dlc for mafia definitive edition for all of tommy,sam and paulies side work described within Tommy's testimony maybe even that'd have the chance to add more content to the woefully disappointing freeride.
Yeah after maybe the racing stuff they put in free ride they just kinda ditched it. Would’ve been cool if they added some like free ride missions for the characters like Salieri, Paulie, Sam, Vinny etc. and maybe get into turf battles between the Morrello family and various other groups in the city
@@Godfather9814 oh for sure👍 I truly feel even just having enemy mobsters roaming the map like in the original mafia game would be so important for head cannon and add depth to the story relation ship between Tommy and the city he inhabits :) especially with the stuff you suggested there being put into free ride ohhh Nelly that would have bought lost heaven to life and with today's graphics would even rival the godfather with the level of immersion I would put in 😁
Loved this game, however I would’ve like to have seen more context.
Tommy and Sarah getting married. Paulie crying, Sam comforting him, Luigi being a proud father, Ralphie with his mother, a wholesome time.
Sarah in the hospital after giving birth, the whole family there supporting and congratulating them, Paulie still crying happy tears.
The hierarchy of the Mafia families, perhaps a meeting after the Salieri and Morello war with young Clemente, Vinci, Marcano, and Falcone.
Free roam side activities relating to the mafia/crime would be great as well.
Street races organized by Mikey Dunne, more complex car thefts with Lucas, dealing with Morello’s crew or even Chinatown gangs/street punks in free mode, boxing in Sam’s club, betting at the track, etc.
MDE is a great experience and the narrative kept me hooked throughout, I just wish it was more through with its story and had more content to offer between huge story beats.
Yeah, there's a LOT of untapped potential with the game's lore, but that sadly wouldn't happen.
Sam and Paulie are dead tho
@David A what point
@@ZoofyZoof what does that have to do with what I said?
@@redvice6210 How can Sam and Paulie see these things if they're dead? Like what do you even mean "what does that have to do with what I said". They can't see the things you want to see them see if they're dead and wouldn't have been there for it
I'm still pissed off the Definitive edition cut out those beautiful final words
WHAT final words! They didn't cut the audio! You can hear Tommy's testimony in the original and definitive edition
@@Trane141Kingz His ending monologue from the 2002 original is CUT
fully agreed. Mafia: DE is a great game indeed, but it could be even better. for example, the free ride mode could be so much improved; other side missions than just Herbert ones, actual gang members who are present in their hideouts which we could see in story mode, money making system, shops or other places to visit/enter and many, many more.
You could say this about any mafia game they all could’ve been better the only thing wrong with mafia 1 & 2 was that it was too short it’s obvious there was a lot of missing content and flaws but they will forever be great to me and mafia 3 is just trash and left the roots and killed the vibe of the series
@@NoCapNick698mafia 3 is definitely trash i didn’t even bother beating it
Geez that's some deep writing
It would indeed be cool to see his testimony. Imagine Salieri and Tommy looking at each other while in court... Tommy would surely shit his pants lol
Very funny. Tommy? The man who buried a thousand bodies for Salieri's accumulation.
Lol nah Tommy was brave one unlike Sam had Salleri asked Tom to carried out the hit he wouldn't have done it not out of fear but out of loyalty towards his friends
Yeah guys but still... your former boss? It would be pretty normal to be a little scared
@@Mcsnickers_7 Exactly. Tommy was never afraid. He was just more loyal to his friends.
What I always found crazy about the first mafia game is tommy literally helped salieri get big just to snitch on him like😂
He had to
@@irritatedironic6123Yeah by the time that Tommy decided to inform/rat on the Salieri Family, He was already a dead man walking, by testifying against Don Salieri Tom basically bought Himself some time, but I believe deep down He knew that Salieri would get Him eventually, as the old saying goes "The Mafia NEVER forgets"
@@texasgent4694he already was aware of Don, when he initially refused doing bank heist with Paulie.
Wish they remastered mafia 2 like they did 1
facts idk why they didn’t
@@darionthecreator7284probably because mafia 2 is still playable on consoles like xbox one or series x/360 and ps3 unlike mafia 1 where although it is good to a lot of people, many consumers would call it predated or unplayable, hence why it practically had to have a remaster. i would love a mafia 2 remaster but i guess they didn’t consider it old enough to do so
i think its also because it would be a far better game than Mafia 3, and in terms of business, that wouldn't be acceptable.
Forget Salieri, I woulda like to see how he was able to testify against his own father in law & furthermore how Sarah still wanted to stay with him after that. That's what I was more interested in. The only way I could see it is that Luigi, the father eventually copped a plea too or he died.
Probably didn't or had a deal
@@lambda-m1676 My theory is while Luigi was working for Salieri, he wasn't involved in any dirty work. So he wasn't punished. He was 100% pissed at Tommy and Sarah but he can do nothing.
@@PowerSimplified1871 He was involved in dirty work. He was a hitman before becoming the bartender, but since Tommy didn't know and thought it was some sorta inside joke or something, he never got jail time. Or he passed.
@@lambda-m1676 He did got jail though. The jail time made him quit.
Some parts of Tommys testimony from the M2 Loading Screens are actually being said by Tommy in M1. Therefore i would say, all what we experience in the games is basically Tommys testimony. He sits down with Detective Norman and tells his Story from the beginning until the present point. So i would say everything we see and play is Tommys testimony. But yes, indeed it would have been nice to see Tommy in the actual courtroom.
Now that I think of it they were huuge missed opportunities. It would’ve been crazy seeing the look on Don Salieri’s face as Tommy just brings everything down, could’ve been really emotional and chilling
I agree with you about everything. You read that well.
Interesting how tommy didn't testify against lucas bertone
I kinda feel like Mafia 1 was overall better than Mafia 2 I really loved the storyline and Tommy had character development unlike Vito who remained same throughout the story
Vito is BY FAR the best and most developed character in the Mafia series. U know more about his tragic backstory than Tommy’s. Plus Vito joining the Mob made more sense than Tommy wanting the join the mob.
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 I love Vito but let's be honest here Tommy had more personality than Vito we can see Tommy regretting his actions or his humane side throughout the story which we hardly ever find in Vito he's great a character no doubt but not as good written as Tommy was even Joe had more personality than Vito especially the part when Henry died Joe was furious but Vito didn't care at all
@@pickle2144 Vito did care about Henry’s death but when the cops are about to arrive it’s probably not the best time to start grieving over the death of a friend. Tommy may have had more personality than Vito, but Vito has a more define fleshed out story arc (which is more important).
@@StraightEdgeKnight19 Vito, while iconic and hilarious at times wasn't as well fleshed out as Tommy was. Vito lacked human emotions and character development especially in Mafia 2. Vito had an incredible backstory but a boring main story, really all he does is care about money and mostly just being used as a pawn by everybody throughout the game. He doesn't really go through an arc quite like Tommy does. I think Vito's personally definitely shined in Mafia 3 though. Rick Pasqualone's performance in that game was far more entertaining and variet in that game then Mafia 2, he was sad, angry, funny without feeling like a brick. it's just a shame they barely used his character at all in Mafia 3. In Mafia 2 he was constantly chill and quiet, so quiet in fact you couldn't understand what he was saying without subtitles.
@@fredster594 Tommy wanted to join the Mob because couple of goons wrecked his taxi, compare that to Vito’s reason for wanting to join the Mob. Night and Day my friend. Vito grew up dirt poor and spent the whole game not trying to end up like that again, with people constantly backstabbing him like Clemente, Leo, and Derrick threw out the the game’s story. He said it best in Mafia 3 if u kill him. He deserved better.
Imagine all the shoe shiners watching this
that is awesome I thought i recognized some of them
Mafia Definitive Edition that's my game! I love this so much! 💖
Mr. Angelo...
Mr. Salieri sends his regards
They should remake the remake in 2030
Make more videos like this can you play mafia 2 Joes Adventures or jimmy dlcs or main game
Will do.
@@MafiaGameVideos thanks
Well it’s not true in both games that players don’t get to see Tommy Angelo testifying court because in the 2002 Mafia game you can actually see like newspapers saying like “biggest case in los heaven history” “Salieri Family being jailed “
What happened to Luigi?
Imagine in free roam you were in empire bay ……. Sporting a stache….. but it’s like 1948
The next Mafia game should be based off of The Irishman
mahfeeya
Ratting is unforgivable
I agree that in Mafia: DE they delved more into what happened to Tommy after jail: showing us his daughter, her getting married etc. In my opinion it was brilliant
Tommy high key deserved vito and joe lol only reason people like him is hes the protagonist if joe ended up snitching on vito and the family in 2 people would want his head
you made me realize on thing; all mafia games so far have really underwhelming endings, totally forgettable and that doesnt hold up to the weight the game had in the first place
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Nope.