I always thought it was Paulie who would rat them out. He always seem to miss the action on the previous scores so I thought it’s building up to Paulie revealing himself as a rat.
Fun fact: When Tommy is killed, his home is only a few streets away from Vito’s burnt home in the Greenfield suburbs. Although it’s unlikely the two ever met prior to the hit, but they were practically neighbors at one point.
@@messii648In all honesty, I don't think it would've mattered that much to Vito, the hit was business, and Vito even said "The guy's got it coming to Him then" when Joe told Him about Tommy informing on/ratting out the Salieri Family to the Feds
@@messii648I don’t know how far Empire Bay is from Lost Heaven but Tommy’s testimony happened when Vito was what, 13 years old? He wasn’t in the mob business at the time. The Vinci crime family and possibly Carlo Falcone knew.
@@justsomeguy747 no I mean in 1951 when Tommy lived there in empire bay it’s not impossible if Vito and Tommy has crossed path without they are knowing that. But still even if Vito knew his story he wouldn’t care tbh he is hard committed to the mob lifestyle he would just see him as another rat witch is sad Tommy didn’t want to join the mob in the first place
@@justsomeguy747They keep records man. That's the whole purpose of being sworn in/made and the commission. If you pay attention Eddie told Joe that "they've" meaning all the commission aka every family was looking for Tommy.
7:23 when vito walks up and says his actual last name after he's been hiding for years with help from the feds he knew exactly what was going to happen. He turns around like badass, looks vito and Joe in the eyes without any fear on his face and confirms his identity. He had to be on the run for years, had to be tired of living in fear for not only himself but his family. So he looks them straight in their eyes and took the shotgun round to the stomach. He knew at this point they only wanted him, and that his family was going go be left alone, thats all that mattered to him. Live by sword die by sword.
This is much more sad than the original. Once Vito said Tommy's real name Tommy knew and was ready for his fate. Tommy wasn't even surprised and accepted his fate. Honestly Tommy could have lied but he didn't. By him accepting his fate Tommy knew his family will forever be safe and no more running and no more hiding. To Tommy the only thing he loves and cares about is his family and also Tommy didn't die alone and he died happily knowing his family is finally at peace
Tommy had also completed his life goals and was willing to go. He got to watch his daughter graduate and walk her down the aisle. There wasn't much left for him to do except die. Sad he never saw what became of his son though
+Carson Jay Well the original mafia was a head of its time and was much better than gta 3 while this remake isn’t because gta 4 (a 12 year old game) is better than the remake
Tommy was in witness protection with a new name and identity. As soon as he hears his real name he knows that he's toast so he decides to let himself be killed to save his loved ones.
I think Tommy would've helped Ralphie get a lighter sentence by saying he was forced to and didn't know better. Also felt bad for Vinny as he was a cool character. Thouggh he did probably committ alot of murders.
I love how in the beginning Norman tells Tommy that one day if he lives long enough he will see his daughter walk down the isle and he does in the epilogue noice detail
Played the original in 2002, and just finished the remake. I gotta say, the remake is absolutely perfect. It's faithful in all the right ways while also improving a lot of what makes it difficult to pick up and play the original. Dialogue and story improved, and I really appreciated the changes to the character models and voices (Tommy always seemed like a bit of a rube in the original game). I'll always have fond memories of the original game, but "Definitive Edition" sounds about right to me.
Yeah...English voice acting in original is really terrible, that's why everyone, who played orig. in English is excited from remake...but some of the other languages were amazing sooo there is kind of more critism...
I agree the voice acting in the original was terrible, but some scenes were actually better than in this remake. And Tommy being a somewhat of a rube was kind of the point of his character. He wasn't supposed to be a grizzled badass.
@@MrManBuzz Yeah I get what you’re saying. Maybe something in between would have been better. His initial crisis of conscience is much shorter in this game haha. When Salieri offers to take him in he’s a little TOO gung ho.
Damn,this ending is so much more emotional and badass than the original,just the fearless look on Tommy's face when Vito and Joe appear,just priceless.
@@BillBilliamson The main thing is that Tommy had new identity so when someone called him out by his real last name he new his time was up. He just accepted his fate
@@BillBilliamson Oh but the family is very much there, throughout the game. And the family never forgets. I like that there's two ways to interpret Tommys last thoughts.
I didn't have problems with the acting on the Original but the Ending narration is vastly improved in the Remake. His face literally says to Vito "You gotta long way to go, kid"
Don't forget Classic Tommy Angelo's last words , Everyone ! He was a Legend too . "You know, the world isn't run by the laws written on paper. It's run by people. Some according to laws, others not. It depends on each individual how his world will be, how he makes it. And you also need a whole lot of luck, so that somebody else doesn't make your life hell. And it ain't as simple as they tell you in grade school. But it is good to have strong values and to maintain them. In marriage, in crime, in war, always and everywhere. I messed up. So did Paulie and Sam. We wanted a better life, but in the end we were a lot worse off than most other people. You know, I think it's important to keep a balance in things. Yeah, balance, that's the right word. Because the guy who wants too much risks losing absolutely everything. Of course, the guy who wants too little from life, might not get anything at all". -Tommy Angelo. (30.08.1900 - 25.09.1951)
Didn't cry, didn't flinch, didn't even beg for his life. The second he heard "Mr. Angelo?" he knew this was it and you could tell by the stare he gives before turning around.
The way that Tommy freezes when he hears Vito call his name, he knows what is about to happen, and the look he gives Vito after saying yes, waiting in silent anticipation and trying calm his panicking family as he lays on his front lawn with a hole in his stomach telling them that they’re safe now. Still brings tears to the eyes.
The definitive editions ending was better. Here Tommy lives a full life. He grew old with his wife, he saw his daughter get married, and when he was finally found by Vito and Joe, he didn’t act shocked like in the OG but ready to accept his fate, he knew one day Salieri would find him. Best of all he didn’t die alone like in the OG but this time he was surrounded by his family, the ones he sacrificed himself for to protect. A more satisfying ending IMO.
Have you never realized that this entire game ends off like Goodfellas, he gives all of his "friends" away to keep his family alive, his real family, except Henry hill isn't shot on his lawn
@Hishen Mathurin oh yeah they were terrible people. Sam and Paulie I mean. However they’re a lot more calm headed than the characters from Goodfellas. Joe Pescis character was a real lunatic. Even The characters from this remastered edition would hate those guys lol 😂
ive always felt like this ending was based off the goodfellas ending when Henry looks out at his lawn knowing that mafia assassins could be there any day
Henry also wasn’t made, so his betrayal wasn’t as much of a death sentence as Tommy’s. An associate turning his back on the Family is bad, but they’re not gonna expend a ton of resources to find the guy. A made man turning against the Family is a complete death sentence for the guy because they will hunt him down to the ends of the Earth to make him pay
I always prefer Tommys reaction in this ending when Vito and Joe show up. Shows he took stock from what Sam told him about Frank. Compare it to the original where he sounds genuinely surprised they found him. Also very pleased they retconned Vito and Joe's clothes being casual instead of suits.
One of the best games I’ve played in such a long time, why can’t they make games like this anymore? The dialogue, the characters, etc. Is perfect. Paulies death hit me hard and as for tommy, he loved his family and would do anything for them. Family is forever
@@jamalwilburn228 yeah they changed the ending a little. I definitely like this one better, especially him bravely facing down his fate, for his family instead of how he was surprised in the original
@@Cj-xt6tv Yeah fits the narrative and doesn't make Tommy seem so cocky. Tommy knew Frank had been tracked down and killed in Europe so there was no reason for him to expect to live out his entire life. Tommy didn't go out like a bitch and got a more deserving death
Just played Mafia Definitive Editon for the first time this week and when I got to this part, I lost it. The story telling behind this game is INCREDIBLE!
The voice acting in remake is remarkable! Feels so real with all those expressions.Paulie's dialogue delivery and expressions were superb throughout the game, he felt so fucking real! Sad to see him getting killed :'(
This ending is way better. Instead of the unsure "uhhhh....yes?" in the original, Tommy just accepts it. He knows what's happening. He knows that his life would result I this. And he's okay with that
Gotta love how they changed Tommy's look in mafia definitive edition becuase he dies in 1951 so he's 51 in mafia 1 they made him look a lot older but in mafia definitive edition they changed his look a bit gotta love the designers choice
After playing the remastered version of GTA SA, I realized that Mafia really did the best thing remaking the whole game. At first I thought they should have remastered, but it would have been a mistake. What they’ve done is actually a masterpiece out of another masterpiece.
Ageeed, just finished it, I genuinely think that’s the way to handle an old game, Full Remake, Things just aren’t right when they touch up the graphics and sound a little and slap on some free DLC, it often creates bugs and nonsense, I’d prefer that they had redone both mafia like this
Tommy's death in Mafia: Definitive Edition is by far the deepest and the most complex out of the three versions. And that is even without mentioning its best animation, acting or the Mafia 2 theme playing in the background. It's not even the fact that Tommy's family is there and he can tell them his last words, where he openly accepts his death. It is the moment right before he gets shot that really makes it. Tommy has just heard his real name out of nowhere for the first time in many years, while still being in his false identity and that can only mean one thing. Without turning around yet, he puts down his hose in defeat, oddly symbolising dropping his weapon. This is completely unlike all those other times in his old life, such as during the final meeting with Sammy, where he fought away death until his very last breath. Here he is not an invincible badass any more and he is truly done with that life. He turns around and sees two men, one of them holding a shotgun and just after turning around, he slightly nods with his eyes (captured with the great quality animation), because he already knew perfectly well what he was about to see behind his back. Then he says "Yes", but without being startled like in the Mafia original version, nor without feeling nothing but a slight suspicion, like in Mafia 2; here he says "Yes" with strength and while facing death with courage. When Vito finally says his now iconic words, there is even something resembling a peaceful smile on Tommy's face for a split second: he is fully grasping the sad irony of how his life journey has just been completed.
Tommy was murdered a day like today. Today is my father's birthday and he has a heart condition. I can't help but, at least, get the chills every single time I'm watching Tommy's death scene. First time I watched it, when playing the game, I did cry. Family is forever. Family is everything
There's no way out from that line of work. You gonna either: a) end up dead. b) end up in prison. You can try to run away, but you cannot run forever. Whether it's a month, a year, or a decade; eventually, they'll find you and they're gonna finish the job. Even if they don't find you by some miracle, you'll spend your entire life in fear by constantly looking behind your shoulder, while asking yourself: "Is this my final day!?"
That line with „family.. family is forever“ is damn deep because it does not only refer to his own family, his blood relatives, Sarah and the kids- but the Mafia as well- essentially, you cannot escape either of em..
Honestly..Even this game emotionally captured the "Killing main protagonist from the first game" perfectly and We still love Vito and Joe nonetheless as they are beautifully written and likable character not to mention,Tommy went out like a Badass, Accepting his fate while knowing fully that his family will be safe now. unlike TLOU2.
You know that’s a great point. If you’re going to kill the protagonists in the story, you have to do it right. This game and red dead redemption 2 did it very well. I will admit though, I like Vito and Joe a lot less after this remake lol 😂. I didn’t want them to kill Tommy but I understand why he had to die in the remake. He did it to protect his family. But yeah LOU2 handled Joel‘s death very badly. It baffles me to this day how people can just defend that decision in the story.
@@crazyunclecrispy6140 Yeah man, I agree. I just don’t get it. I mean I understand that everyone has different taste when it comes to stories(one would prefer a western, while the other wants a space game). However to defend a story that completely goes off the rails & doesn’t explain anything in the lore is crazy lol 😂. Examples: LOU2, Last Jedi, Rings of Power, & Plagues Tale Requiem.
He isn’t smiling but he isn’t surprised like he was in the original and mafia 2 because he is under a different name so once he hears his old name, he knows they finally came to kill him.
At 7:26 - 7:33 I somehow feel that Tommy knew his time was up when he heard the words "Mr Angelo?" In a way, maybe not only he also knew his time had come to pay for his betrayal to the don, but also to ensure the protection of his family
Tommy Angelo's speech at the wedding, reminds me of the recording made by Wesley Crusher's father, Jack Crusher, in Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season 04 Episode 02: Family
Tommy is this game has a much different personality than the original. In the original game it always felt like Tommy was not adequate for being a criminal and kinda got dragged into it and adjusted to that life and got used to it. He also had a calmer temper in general. This version of Tommy acts much more like a criminal and even tries to justify his actions in a speech to his family and how that made him a better person. Not saying it's a wrong treatment of the character but the energy of this version of the game is much different.
Well I just played this for the first time. I loved mafia 2 when ut came out but I never got to experience 1. This is basically one of the biggest mind fucks I had in years. I was so happy to play as Vito again when I get to mafia 2. But damn this hurts. One of the greatest last couple chapters of a game ever. I was speechless. And I just watched the old mafia ending. They did do a good job at making you feel his families pain with the additions to the definite edition. What a ride this game was. Im killing vitos punk as in 3 this time.
He would’ve been if he kept the same personality as the original mafia, instead we got a diet vito. (Tommy looked so emotionless when he had to kill Frank and Sams girl)
Why mafia producers always make people look too old i mean Tommy looks he s in his 70's he is just 51 and Vito in mafia 3 is 45 years old but looks so old
My only gripe about the Definitive edition is that in Mafia 2, the ending still remains the same with the original Tommy being killed so this ending doesn't follow through into Mafia 2. It would have been nice if they could have remade the Mafia 2 scene to match up with this scene as it would have had better consistency in the definitive edition.
7:26 The subtle shift in his eyes, the way he stops watering the lawn, all of it says "Well it took them long enough". This is one of the things they did way better than the original. The original had his be shocked, but here he's accepting of it all. Tommy knew the game and all the risks of it, but his family made it all worth it.
Just played this, the definitive edition and really enjoyed it. All way through I was thinking Paulie was gonna betray me, there was just something about him. But then I grew to really like him and that's when they took him out!
I never played the original Mafia, I have however played Mafia 2 and as soon as I saw that final scene appear when he's watering the grass. I knew what was coming :( Heart hath been broketh
I really like the detective. He hates Tommy Angelo when they first met and the time he knew Tommy side story, he only felt sympathy towards him in the end.
7:00 Real Footage of Vito and Joe kills Axol Vito: Mr. Axol? Axol: Yes Senpai? Vito: Mr. Francis sends his regards. Axol: [Shocked] Joe: [Kills Axol with his Shotgun] [10 Seconds Later] [Meggy arrives as a Cop] Meggy: AXOL! Axol: It's okay Meggy. You're safe now. Meggy: [Started to Cry from Axol's Death] It was an Alternative Bad Post Anime Arc [Axol and Meggy from SMG4] #Vito #Joe #Axol #Meggy #SMG4 #AnimeArc
The best looking ending from Mafia 2 & DE. Tommy knew that they will find him someday. When he drops the hose he knew he is going to die, without fear. He dies like true hero in Mafia DE.
I love the contrast between Sam and Tommy. Sam begs for his life and mocks Tommy thinking there's no way he's gonna pull the trigger. Tommy doesn't beg and he doesn't delude himself into thinking he's gonna live. The second he hears his real last name he knows Vito's here to kill him. He knows he's going to die and he knows it's probably gonna be a painful death. But he stands tall and accepts his fate, knowing his wife and children will be okay
In the original, and Mafia II, Tommy sounded surprised when Vito and Joe show up and asked his name. But, in hindsight, it wouldn't make sense, since he was living under a different alias. In the remake, it's absolutely perfect. When he heard Vito calling for his real name, it clicked for him, he knew 100% what was going to happen.
"Remember that money, jobs, even best pals will come and go, But family? Family is forever." - Tommy Angelo 😢
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7:59 my best games 😔
@@Siege_Engine agreed
@Pocho_ Mon808 agreed
It hurts watching my favourite protagonist die by the hands of my second favourite.
RIP: Tommy Angelo
yeah honestly I think the first mafia game have a much better story then mafia 2
@@badreedinedjellali1328 definitely
@@badreedinedjellali1328 I can agree with that
I do agree too
After the definitive edition yes
I love how he shoots sam as soon as he mentions Paulie's name.
Paulie is one of my best characters
I’m thinking of a stick・100 Years ago facts
Out of the three he was definitely more closer to Paulie than Sam
I always thought it was Paulie who would rat them out. He always seem to miss the action on the previous scores so I thought it’s building up to Paulie revealing himself as a rat.
@@ptkbsq same thoughts
Fun fact: When Tommy is killed, his home is only a few streets away from Vito’s burnt home in the Greenfield suburbs. Although it’s unlikely the two ever met prior to the hit, but they were practically neighbors at one point.
Surely they have passed each other on the roads but they are strangers it’s sad that Vito don’t know Tommy at all or his backstory
@@messii648In all honesty, I don't think it would've mattered that much to Vito, the hit was business, and Vito even said "The guy's got it coming to Him then" when Joe told Him about Tommy informing on/ratting out the Salieri Family to the Feds
@@messii648I don’t know how far Empire Bay is from Lost Heaven but Tommy’s testimony happened when Vito was what, 13 years old? He wasn’t in the mob business at the time. The Vinci crime family and possibly Carlo Falcone knew.
@@justsomeguy747 no I mean in 1951 when Tommy lived there in empire bay it’s not impossible if Vito and Tommy has crossed path without they are knowing that. But still even if Vito knew his story he wouldn’t care tbh he is hard committed to the mob lifestyle he would just see him as another rat witch is sad Tommy didn’t want to join the mob in the first place
@@justsomeguy747They keep records man. That's the whole purpose of being sworn in/made and the commission. If you pay attention Eddie told Joe that "they've" meaning all the commission aka every family was looking for Tommy.
7:23 when vito walks up and says his actual last name after he's been hiding for years with help from the feds he knew exactly what was going to happen. He turns around like badass, looks vito and Joe in the eyes without any fear on his face and confirms his identity. He had to be on the run for years, had to be tired of living in fear for not only himself but his family. So he looks them straight in their eyes and took the shotgun round to the stomach. He knew at this point they only wanted him, and that his family was going go be left alone, thats all that mattered to him. Live by sword die by sword.
This is much more sad than the original. Once Vito said Tommy's real name Tommy knew and was ready for his fate. Tommy wasn't even surprised and accepted his fate. Honestly Tommy could have lied but he didn't. By him accepting his fate Tommy knew his family will forever be safe and no more running and no more hiding. To Tommy the only thing he loves and cares about is his family and also Tommy didn't die alone and he died happily knowing his family is finally at peace
Tommy had also completed his life goals and was willing to go. He got to watch his daughter graduate and walk her down the aisle. There wasn't much left for him to do except die. Sad he never saw what became of his son though
Yeah I love how they changed it from the original. He was surprised in the original but faced his fate bravely in this one, to keep his family safe
@@jamalwilburn228 he never had a a son. Just a daughter
Meanwhile in the original...
UhHhHHhhH y-yeSsS?
For me atleast tommy's voice actor in definitive edition is better than the original
All the voice acting is so much better, the original felt robotic and just not believable... this game is perfect
Where’s the nostalgia blinded comments? I expected them by now
+Carson Jay
Well the original mafia was a head of its time and was much better than gta 3 while this remake isn’t because gta 4 (a 12 year old game) is better than the remake
@@talentoveranything2838 GTA 3 was better in my opinion
all the voice acting is much better but theres just something about the old nostalgia VA's that keeps us going
“Mr. Angelo?”
“No, he’s inside lemme call him for you”
*starts running as fast as he can*
More like *grabs a gun and takes cover*
If that happened there would just be a chase scene then he would crash his car. Just like every other game.
Starts old-man-limp-running away
Fast as fuck
😂😂😂
Tommy had a big heart. He helped Paulie, beacause he wants to save his life, this is so sad.
Yeah 😥
He helped frank escape and also that whore that was sams friend
Werent it because he also wanted out because of the constant looking over his shoulder?
@@The_real_fbi yeah pretty much. Even Sam himself notices that Tommy is tired of “the life”.
True😔
Tommy was in witness protection with a new name and identity. As soon as he hears his real name he knows that he's toast so he decides to let himself be killed to save his loved ones.
Adding the Mafia 2 theme song when Vito and Joe arrives is a stroke of genius.
I know right 👏👏👏👏👏
When I saw Joe and Vito arriving in their car
I was like oh shit it's happening
The theme means that Joe and Vito the true definition of the prince of darkness!!!
Minato gang
That was awesome
@@Hitmonchris5678 Crazy thing is that Vito and Joe were already in deep shit with their own family by that point because of the events of Mafia 2.
The only person I felt bad for was Ralph getting pinched
Ralph did nothing wrong
He's been at court in his working outfit
Yea me too poor ralphie
fr 🥺💔
I think Tommy would've helped Ralphie get a lighter sentence by saying he was forced to and didn't know better. Also felt bad for Vinny as he was a cool character. Thouggh he did probably committ alot of murders.
Alternative Ending: Joe Forgot to load the gun.
Tommy: ... what is happening
Is that a real alternative ending or no?
@@volksshaggin1826 No.
@@ThirdStar376 Vito: Joe I swear to God you're a retard
Joe: Look I just forgot
Tommy: I'm just going to go back to watering my grass now
Or he kills the boss
I love how in the beginning Norman tells Tommy that one day if he lives long enough he will see his daughter walk down the isle and he does in the epilogue noice detail
Well this game truly is amazing
Awesome
Played the original in 2002, and just finished the remake. I gotta say, the remake is absolutely perfect. It's faithful in all the right ways while also improving a lot of what makes it difficult to pick up and play the original. Dialogue and story improved, and I really appreciated the changes to the character models and voices (Tommy always seemed like a bit of a rube in the original game). I'll always have fond memories of the original game, but "Definitive Edition" sounds about right to me.
Yeah...English voice acting in original is really terrible, that's why everyone, who played orig. in English is excited from remake...but some of the other languages were amazing sooo there is kind of more critism...
I agree the voice acting in the original was terrible, but some scenes were actually better than in this remake. And Tommy being a somewhat of a rube was kind of the point of his character. He wasn't supposed to be a grizzled badass.
@@Papajolka Hmmm never thought about that. Have you heard complaints that the non-English voice acting is worse in the new version?
@@MrManBuzz Yeah I get what you’re saying. Maybe something in between would have been better. His initial crisis of conscience is much shorter in this game haha. When Salieri offers to take him in he’s a little TOO gung ho.
Voice acting is way better in the original. The don sounds like a random white guy in the remake.
Damn,this ending is so much more emotional and badass than the original,just the fearless look on Tommy's face when Vito and Joe appear,just priceless.
Great change from the original. I liked how he faced the music for his family’s sake instead of how he was just surprised in the original
@@BillBilliamson The main thing is that Tommy had new identity so when someone called him out by his real last name he new his time was up. He just accepted his fate
@@BillBilliamson Oh but the family is very much there, throughout the game. And the family never forgets. I like that there's two ways to interpret Tommys last thoughts.
@@BillBilliamson Yeah you make a good point, personally I can't decide which ending I liked more they both have their own charm to me.
I didn't have problems with the acting on the Original but the Ending narration is vastly improved in the Remake.
His face literally says to Vito
"You gotta long way to go, kid"
Don't forget Classic Tommy Angelo's last words , Everyone ! He was a Legend too .
"You know, the world isn't run by the laws written on paper. It's run by people. Some according to laws, others not. It depends on each individual how his world will be, how he makes it. And you also need a whole lot of luck, so that somebody else doesn't make your life hell. And it ain't as simple as they tell you in grade school. But it is good to have strong values and to maintain them. In marriage, in crime, in war, always and everywhere. I messed up. So did Paulie and Sam. We wanted a better life, but in the end we were a lot worse off than most other people. You know, I think it's important to keep a balance in things. Yeah, balance, that's the right word. Because the guy who wants too much risks losing absolutely everything. Of course, the guy who wants too little from life, might not get anything at all".
-Tommy Angelo.
(30.08.1900 - 25.09.1951)
Didn't cry, didn't flinch, didn't even beg for his life. The second he heard "Mr. Angelo?" he knew this was it and you could tell by the stare he gives before turning around.
I like the fact that Tommy guessed right away that he would be killed
He spent decades under many new identities and names, so when he hears his actual name, he knew what was gonna happen
The way that Tommy freezes when he hears Vito call his name, he knows what is about to happen, and the look he gives Vito after saying yes, waiting in silent anticipation and trying calm his panicking family as he lays on his front lawn with a hole in his stomach telling them that they’re safe now. Still brings tears to the eyes.
The definitive editions ending was better. Here Tommy lives a full life. He grew old with his wife, he saw his daughter get married, and when he was finally found by Vito and Joe, he didn’t act shocked like in the OG but ready to accept his fate, he knew one day Salieri would find him.
Best of all he didn’t die alone like in the OG but this time he was surrounded by his family, the ones he sacrificed himself for to protect. A more satisfying ending IMO.
Favorite 😍
Have you never realized that this entire game ends off like Goodfellas, he gives all of his "friends" away to keep his family alive, his real family, except Henry hill isn't shot on his lawn
Another difference is unlike Tommy, Henry's friends were real scumbags.
@Hishen Mathurin oh yeah they were terrible people. Sam and Paulie I mean. However they’re a lot more calm headed than the characters from Goodfellas. Joe Pescis character was a real lunatic. Even The characters from this remastered edition would hate those guys lol 😂
ive always felt like this ending was based off the goodfellas ending when Henry looks out at his lawn knowing that mafia assassins could be there any day
Henry also wasn’t made, so his betrayal wasn’t as much of a death sentence as Tommy’s. An associate turning his back on the Family is bad, but they’re not gonna expend a ton of resources to find the guy. A made man turning against the Family is a complete death sentence for the guy because they will hunt him down to the ends of the Earth to make him pay
I always prefer Tommys reaction in this ending when Vito and Joe show up. Shows he took stock from what Sam told him about Frank. Compare it to the original where he sounds genuinely surprised they found him. Also very pleased they retconned Vito and Joe's clothes being casual instead of suits.
One of the best games I’ve played in such a long time, why can’t they make games like this anymore? The dialogue, the characters, etc. Is perfect. Paulies death hit me hard and as for tommy, he loved his family and would do anything for them. Family is forever
Best ending still
Mr. Rubenacker?
Withpaulie and Tommy dying nah tears were shed for both characters
@@mr.formal6723 yes
@@ShieldHero1935 mr salerie sends his regards
*shoots*
@@scumnazzey5226 could be worse
Hey, where's the crazy police chase that came after they shot him?
in the second mafia game. it actually becomes a mission
@@iluvfour Yeah, that's what they are referring to.
Well since we don't hear any sirens or car driving away this may have been a minute after he was shot. In the older games, Tommy died immediately.
@@jamalwilburn228 yeah they changed the ending a little. I definitely like this one better, especially him bravely facing down his fate, for his family instead of how he was surprised in the original
@@Cj-xt6tv Yeah fits the narrative and doesn't make Tommy seem so cocky. Tommy knew Frank had been tracked down and killed in Europe so there was no reason for him to expect to live out his entire life. Tommy didn't go out like a bitch and got a more deserving death
-Mr. Angelo?
-No I am not he lives down there
-Oh sorry, have a nice day
Alternate ending
Paulie and Tommy are my best bros 😔😢
Saddest endings :’(
Just played Mafia Definitive Editon for the first time this week and when I got to this part, I lost it. The story telling behind this game is INCREDIBLE!
The voice acting in remake is remarkable! Feels so real with all those expressions.Paulie's dialogue delivery and expressions were superb throughout the game, he felt so fucking real! Sad to see him getting killed :'(
Tommy angelo was the best protagonist in the mafia games in my opinion
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I like how it plays mafia 2 theme when it shows up.
This ending is way better. Instead of the unsure "uhhhh....yes?" in the original, Tommy just accepts it. He knows what's happening. He knows that his life would result I this. And he's okay with that
Gotta love how they changed Tommy's look in mafia definitive edition becuase he dies in 1951 so he's 51 in mafia 1 they made him look a lot older but in mafia definitive edition they changed his look a bit gotta love the designers choice
This is by far the best version of Tommy’s death ever, better than the original and Mafia 2 combined
I think adding the whole family at the end is a bit corny but is nice tho
When i see vito get out from the car, i tell to myself “oh fuck its coming”
After playing the remastered version of GTA SA, I realized that Mafia really did the best thing remaking the whole game. At first I thought they should have remastered, but it would have been a mistake. What they’ve done is actually a masterpiece out of another masterpiece.
Ageeed, just finished it, I genuinely think that’s the way to handle an old game, Full Remake, Things just aren’t right when they touch up the graphics and sound a little and slap on some free DLC, it often creates bugs and nonsense, I’d prefer that they had redone both mafia like this
"Mr Angelo"
"You pick the wrong house fool"
"Damn, sorry about that"
7:39 Joe didn’t even hesitate
Vito: Mr. Angelo??
Tommy: Drops hose......”You got me.”
This was and is one of the best gangster "movies" every made.
I love continuity like this in games and books and what not. Character you loved killed by the character you grew to love in the next game, love it.
Tommy's death in Mafia: Definitive Edition is by far the deepest and the most complex out of the three versions. And that is even without mentioning its best animation, acting or the Mafia 2 theme playing in the background. It's not even the fact that Tommy's family is there and he can tell them his last words, where he openly accepts his death. It is the moment right before he gets shot that really makes it.
Tommy has just heard his real name out of nowhere for the first time in many years, while still being in his false identity and that can only mean one thing. Without turning around yet, he puts down his hose in defeat, oddly symbolising dropping his weapon. This is completely unlike all those other times in his old life, such as during the final meeting with Sammy, where he fought away death until his very last breath. Here he is not an invincible badass any more and he is truly done with that life. He turns around and sees two men, one of them holding a shotgun and just after turning around, he slightly nods with his eyes (captured with the great quality animation), because he already knew perfectly well what he was about to see behind his back. Then he says "Yes", but without being startled like in the Mafia original version, nor without feeling nothing but a slight suspicion, like in Mafia 2; here he says "Yes" with strength and while facing death with courage.
When Vito finally says his now iconic words, there is even something resembling a peaceful smile on Tommy's face for a split second: he is fully grasping the sad irony of how his life journey has just been completed.
Imagine an alternate ending :
Vito : "Mr. Angelo..."
Tommy : "yes?.. ahh ahh noo call an ambulance call an ambulance!!..
...But not for me!"
I’m dead 😂😂😂😂
Proceeds to quickdraw joe and vito
Well then there wouldn't have been a mafia 2 😂😂
lamao
@@PralaynathGendaswami I wouldn’t mind there not being a mafia 2 if tommy lived
"Mr Angelo"
*"NO"*
*"Understandable have a nice day"*
In mafia 2 Vito actually did this mission
Yep i remember
The way he smiling while Joe aiming at him. He still doesn't care..he regrets everything he's done
but still I miss Him... 😭😭
Tommy was murdered a day like today. Today is my father's birthday and he has a heart condition. I can't help but, at least, get the chills every single time I'm watching Tommy's death scene. First time I watched it, when playing the game, I did cry. Family is forever. Family is everything
7:25 His face...
Ik his heart dropped
He finna hug paulie so hard he kills e
*Teacher forgot about the exam*
Teacher's pet: Sir you forgot our exam
Quiet kid at the back of the class: 7:35
Lmao
vito in this version looks so italian
Yeah, well, he is.
Vito yea i know he is, but with this level of detail his italian appearance is even more accentuated
@@dellica7082 as an italian i can confirm
@@alessandramontali7234 per questo l’ho detto, sembra tantissimo italiano
@@dellica7082 non mi piace come hanno fatto Tommy ha 51 anni e lo fanno sembrare un vecchio di 70
Took it Like a Champ
What a Mafia Legend.
There's no way out from that line of work.
You gonna either:
a) end up dead.
b) end up in prison.
You can try to run away, but you cannot run forever.
Whether it's a month, a year, or a decade;
eventually, they'll find you and they're gonna finish the job.
Even if they don't find you by some miracle, you'll spend your entire life in fear by constantly looking behind your shoulder, while asking yourself:
"Is this my final day!?"
That line with „family.. family is forever“ is damn deep because it does not only refer to his own family, his blood relatives, Sarah and the kids- but the Mafia as well- essentially, you cannot escape either of em..
Honestly..Even this game emotionally captured the "Killing main protagonist from the first game" perfectly and We still love Vito and Joe nonetheless as they are beautifully written and likable character not to mention,Tommy went out like a Badass, Accepting his fate while knowing fully that his family will be safe now.
unlike TLOU2.
You know that’s a great point. If you’re going to kill the protagonists in the story, you have to do it right. This game and red dead redemption 2 did it very well. I will admit though, I like Vito and Joe a lot less after this remake lol 😂. I didn’t want them to kill Tommy but I understand why he had to die in the remake. He did it to protect his family. But yeah LOU2 handled Joel‘s death very badly. It baffles me to this day how people can just defend that decision in the story.
@@Steel-101 or the story in general... the sequel to the last of us is so poorly written its comical.
@@crazyunclecrispy6140 Yeah man, I agree. I just don’t get it. I mean I understand that everyone has different taste when it comes to stories(one would prefer a western, while the other wants a space game). However to defend a story that completely goes off the rails & doesn’t explain anything in the lore is crazy lol 😂. Examples: LOU2, Last Jedi, Rings of Power, & Plagues Tale Requiem.
Why does tommy smile when vito says his name and joe pulls out the shotgun
He isn’t smiling but he isn’t surprised like he was in the original and mafia 2 because he is under a different name so once he hears his old name, he knows they finally came to kill him.
He knew they came to kill him and he was ready to meet Paulie again :)
I think he might’ve just accepted his fate seeing he had a new name and identity yet they still found him.
Tommy knows that his whole family will be safe, because they won't get killed by a car bomb or anything like that if he's dead.
@@majkel1684 Yeah, this guy got it.
"But family? Family is forever"
Vin diesel is fucking proud of you tom
At 7:26 - 7:33
I somehow feel that Tommy knew his time was up when he heard the words "Mr Angelo?"
In a way, maybe not only he also knew his time had come to pay for his betrayal to the don, but also to ensure the protection of his family
Bro imagine he hears mr angelo? And the running man song starts from the beginning and he just sprints away
Bruh 😂
lol okay this is funny
Tommy really be playing on classic difficulty
When Vito Comes In
Mafia 2 Theme Started
Very Wonderful Detail
so my boi vito killed tommy now im triggered
It’s legit a mission
bruh
honestly it wasnt vito or joes fault , they were just ask to do it.
More like Tommy Angelo passing the torch to Vito Scaletta
@@juliusseares that what I feel the story is missing who orederd the hit if salieri is in prison?
I didn't even put it together until I recognized the scenery and said, isn't this the part in mafia 2 where they killed the snitch.
Tommy Angelo's speech at the wedding, reminds me of the recording made by Wesley Crusher's father, Jack Crusher, in Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season 04 Episode 02: Family
That music, those last words about family (Talking about both the mafia and his family), the look of acceptanc
Damn that was a masterpiece
Tommy is this game has a much different personality than the original. In the original game it always felt like Tommy was not adequate for being a criminal and kinda got dragged into it and adjusted to that life and got used to it. He also had a calmer temper in general. This version of Tommy acts much more like a criminal and even tries to justify his actions in a speech to his family and how that made him a better person. Not saying it's a wrong treatment of the character but the energy of this version of the game is much different.
What a fucking masterpiece.
The best line throughout the whole game was 'yes'
Well I just played this for the first time. I loved mafia 2 when ut came out but I never got to experience 1. This is basically one of the biggest mind fucks I had in years. I was so happy to play as Vito again when I get to mafia 2. But damn this hurts. One of the greatest last couple chapters of a game ever. I was speechless. And I just watched the old mafia ending. They did do a good job at making you feel his families pain with the additions to the definite edition. What a ride this game was. Im killing vitos punk as in 3 this time.
Legit only got Mafia to see young updated Vito.....
I wasn’t disappointed at all
Oh and it came with a all new campaign lol
Same here
Mafia 2 definitive one has different story?
Mr.Angelo?
Yes
Mr.Salieri sends his regards.
"Family is forever" - Dommy Angelo (MaFiast 9)
Tominic Angeleto basically 😅👍
Tommy is by far the best caracter in the mafia series i can't forgive Vito and Joe for killing him.
Bet u killed Vito in Mafia 3 😂
@@jamesyoreilly4220 Actually no i shared the districts fair
He would’ve been if he kept the same personality as the original mafia, instead we got a diet vito. (Tommy looked so emotionless when he had to kill Frank and Sams girl)
"Remember That Money Jobs Even Best Pals Will Come And Go but Family? Family is Forever"
-Thomas Angelo
I played Mafia 2 before I did this game. It hits DIFFERENT I cried
Vito used to be my favorite character, but now its tommy
Why mafia producers always make people look too old i mean Tommy looks he s in his 70's he is just 51 and Vito in mafia 3 is 45 years old but looks so old
I mean they are smokers
The stress will do a lot to you
Samuel Khurram facts
Emre West the gang life stress does a lot to you
My father is 47 and he looks as old as Tommy here, if not older.
"Never Trust a Hypocrite" - Don Salieri 0:11
My only gripe about the Definitive edition is that in Mafia 2, the ending still remains the same with the original Tommy being killed so this ending doesn't follow through into Mafia 2. It would have been nice if they could have remade the Mafia 2 scene to match up with this scene as it would have had better consistency in the definitive edition.
mafia 2 de was a remaster
Dammm I remember killing him with no remorse in mafia 2 now I look back like dam I really smoked him
I finished the game yesterday and I like to pretend that he didn’t die. Because he didn’t, don’t ruin this for me.
7:26 The subtle shift in his eyes, the way he stops watering the lawn, all of it says "Well it took them long enough". This is one of the things they did way better than the original. The original had his be shocked, but here he's accepting of it all. Tommy knew the game and all the risks of it, but his family made it all worth it.
When you're in the mafia you gotta put the family over your own family that's the commitment they make
Just played this, the definitive edition and really enjoyed it. All way through I was thinking Paulie was gonna betray me, there was just something about him. But then I grew to really like him and that's when they took him out!
Same bro! I felt Paulie was insecure but he had his reasons. His death hit me hard.
I love how they used the voices and character models of Joe and Vito from The second game in the Definitive Edition of the original game
Another way to kill a character not by a gorilla with a golf club
I never played the original Mafia, I have however played Mafia 2 and as soon as I saw that final scene appear when he's watering the grass. I knew what was coming :( Heart hath been broketh
Have you played Mafia 1 definitive edition
I really like the detective. He hates Tommy Angelo when they first met and the time he knew Tommy side story, he only felt sympathy towards him in the end.
Player character kills a previous player character from a previous game, just like when Trevor kills Johnny.
When tommy saw that he was about to be killed he had a little smile (in my opinion)
I think it's because he knows it men's he's suffering have ended
@@badreedinedjellali1328 yeah and his family is finally save now
7:00 Real Footage of Vito and Joe kills Axol
Vito: Mr. Axol?
Axol: Yes Senpai?
Vito: Mr. Francis sends his regards.
Axol: [Shocked]
Joe: [Kills Axol with his Shotgun]
[10 Seconds Later]
[Meggy arrives as a Cop]
Meggy: AXOL!
Axol: It's okay Meggy. You're safe now.
Meggy: [Started to Cry from Axol's Death]
It was an Alternative Bad Post Anime Arc
[Axol and Meggy from SMG4]
#Vito #Joe #Axol #Meggy #SMG4 #AnimeArc
Small problem when Tommy lookin at Sam is his eyes, he looks like he doesn't look at Sam . . . .
Thats because he does not know this Sam
The best looking ending from Mafia 2 & DE. Tommy knew that they will find him someday.
When he drops the hose he knew he is going to die, without fear. He dies like true hero in Mafia DE.
"You know the world isnt run by the laws written on paper is run by people.
- Tommy 1951
Despite getting clipped Tommy is the only protagonist to get peace at the end.
Remember that money, jobs, even best pals will come and go but family, family is forever
I love the contrast between Sam and Tommy. Sam begs for his life and mocks Tommy thinking there's no way he's gonna pull the trigger. Tommy doesn't beg and he doesn't delude himself into thinking he's gonna live. The second he hears his real last name he knows Vito's here to kill him. He knows he's going to die and he knows it's probably gonna be a painful death. But he stands tall and accepts his fate, knowing his wife and children will be okay
In the original, and Mafia II, Tommy sounded surprised when Vito and Joe show up and asked his name. But, in hindsight, it wouldn't make sense, since he was living under a different alias.
In the remake, it's absolutely perfect. When he heard Vito calling for his real name, it clicked for him, he knew 100% what was going to happen.
Mr. angelo?
Yes
Mr. Sarileri sents his regards
Let’s take a moment and all admit that Ralphie looking sad in the back of that police car is one of the saddest things ever lol
i was actually so shocked when we do that mission in mafia 2