In Mafia 2, the ending scene is remixed with a new twist. It’s a sad ending that gets tweaked in the sequel. Salieri sends his regards.” - then BLAM with a sawed-off shotgun. Before executing Tommy, one of the two says “Mr. Many, many years later we return to Tommy Angelo, an old man, as he’s greeted by a pair of men on his lawn. After escaping the Salieri family, Tommy Angelo meets a federal agent and becomes a state witness. In fact, I’ll throw up a nice picture of Mafia as a buffer.
If you haven’t beaten the game, I recommend you stop scrolling now and turn away. There’s a major ending spoiler - and if you’re fans of the series, you should already see this coming. There are more, we’ve just got to track them all down. Not just the returning characters on cigarette cards like Frank Vinci or Leo Gallante from Mafia 2 - you’ll also find subtle references to Empire Bay and even New Bordeux from Mafia 3. Yes, there are new Easter eggs hidden in the city. Something to do while hunting for those precious achievements / trophies. There are also cigarette cards with photos of character from the entire series. They’re hidden in each chapter / mission area - mostly, you’ll find magazines. Personally, this is a change I can approve of.īefitting a modern game, there are collectibles to find this time around.
More obvious references and rip-offs - like Paulie’s character - have been slightly smoothed over, so they’re not quite so on-the-nose. The voice actors now have accents closer to Chicago. It’s a small but important change.Įverything in the game has been slightly un-New York-isized. Hoboken is now Holbrook - and the map has been revised to show the entire countryside location north of the city. The locations on the map have been revised to fit Lost Heaven into a loose approximation of Chicago, instead of the fantasy New York it started as in the original game.
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