JRT I agree that I also played it too quickly. I just beat the game having bought it and installed yesterday morning. I played through the game way too quickly and just wanted to it end by the Prison shooting. I definitely would’ve liked the ending more if I hadn’t been hellbent on beating it. I loved the game but I burnt myself out too quick.
It ain't like in Mafia II, where we see a Tommy that seems weak and hasn't passed through what Tommy really passed. He accepted that someday was going to get killed after what Sam said to him. He knew that since the day he entered on the family his life had changed forever and every act will have some consequences that he had to face, and he did.
I honestly don’t think he died. He got shot in the chest, not the head. And if u remember earlier in the game Paulie shot a guy in the chest thinking he killed him but he was alive. And then the recurring saying Sarielli would say and the guys would follow going forward was 2 in the head. This makes me believe Tommy didn’t die. But what do I know. I just like conspiracies
@@jianfanchen5638 Agreed. In the other ones, he wasn't shocked that they knew his name like it wasn't changed. He was only shocked that they mentioned Salieri. But in this, he knew his time has come and he just accepted it. He believed it was the only way to keep his family safe.
@@ThatMerc Compared to Lincoln and Vito he was the only who had a fulfilling life of the three. Hencewhy the ending was called stairway to heaven. Vito? Either dies being betrayed one last time or letting himself feel like was betrayed and dying for it or rules alone and Lincoln ends up alone either or the run or as a joint ruler, never escaping his war
This is what a remake should do: improve upon the original. Before Tommy sounded so confused and surprised, dying alone. Now he knowingly faces his fate like a man, dying surrounded by the people he loves. It went from a “Yes?” to a *“Yes.”*
Do you know why he sounded so confused and surprised? Because he was. Nobody wants to die. In the original he was supposed to portrait a human, like you and me, not some kind of stupid "superhero".
I mean it’s only natural they did. They we’re there in the first game and we’re revealed in the second game so it only makes sense they’d use em in the remake lol
Sam betraying Tommy and Paulie hit hard, didn't see it coming. I thought Paulie would've been the one to switch seeing as he was a bit unstable, and I felt bad I distrusted him. Tommy getting the strength to shoot Sam too after he mentions Paulie is really poetic. Great story in this game.
What hit hard for me is when Tommy Angelo said "Family is forever" because that taught me a lesson that my family would be with me forever and would protect me and help me and would be with me forever no matter what😢
Well, Tom and Paulie kinda did switch... they betrayed the family by going against the don's wishes... So they were the ones that betrayed, not Sam... Sam was loyal. He also told them to drop it before.
@@tkh846 Salieri is the one who betrayed them first by goin against his words,he said he never deal with drugs and yet he sent them to pick it up knowing it could've kill them
I actually found this ending a lot better. In the original one, when Vito and Joe approach Tommy in the original game and in Mafia 2 the same happens, Vito calls him "Mr.Angelo" which giving the fact that he had changed his identity should have startled him immediately. But it wasn´t the case. In this remake, I love how he throws the hose to the ground, like giving up, showing that when he heard VIto say "Mr.Angelo" he instantly knew what was going to happen. Nothing, a little detail that I loved from this ending.
thats the only good thing about this ending.... this scene is much better in original, this kinda cliché with family made me kinda upset, because last monologue from original is one of the best games/movies monologue ever. It has this interesting depth with a few interesting moral lessons , while DE has moral lesson, but no depth whatsover. Still good ending, but nowhere near original
@@lukaskiefer968 Yes. I noticed that they had removed the monologue after the comment. Don't know why they removed it tho. It would have fitted with this approach anyways and it would have been for the better.
@@georgey5027 nah bro sam didn't have choice he knew that if he didn't kill paulie and Tom he would have been killed he would have let tommy and paulie go away if given the choice to sam,paulie and Tom didn't deserve to be salieri Hitmen since salieri was doing his own work behind their backs
@@georgey5027 - Nah. Sam never asked Tommy to disobey Salieri's order to kill Frank. Sam also had no hand in Paulie and Tommy doing their own bank heist behind Salieri's back. Paulie and Tommy brought that upon themselves. Sam was right. They put him in a difficult position of choosing to either take down his friends or get killed by Salieri on the spot, who would still go after Paulie and Tommy anyway. He chose to cover his own ass, just like Tommy himself did. They all deserved what they got in the end. Tommy being the protagonist of the game does not change that fact one bit.
@@DiveTheseClips The original monologue felt way too long and the delivery was pretty bad. The voice actor sounded like he's having a casual chat on a Sunday stroll for what seems like 2 entire minutes while the character lies dead on the ground during the entire segment. It didn't age well at all.
@@TheMaestro116 The new monologue is better in terms of voice acting, it's true, but the meaning of it is quite generic. I mean, "family is forever", sure, but it almost sounds like a cliche. The original one had a much deeper and useful message. "The world is not ran by laws, it's ran by people", "who wants too much might risks loosing absolutely everything, who wants too little might not get anything at all" - those are quotes to live by.
@@DiveTheseClips I'm pretty sure if they remake Mafia 2 again, the intro should be Tommy's original monologue. It can be narrated at the beginning when Vito and Joe are about to kill Tommy, what happens after they kill Tommy and then their journey starts.
What a beautiful ending and I like how Tommy is able to accept his death and not be surprised like in mafia 2 I also like how he tells his family it’s alright as well as sams death it made it seem a lot more sense especially with him talking about how frank died. One thing I forgot to mention was how much more wiling detective Norman was to helping Tommy and how he says him and Tommy are taking the same risks with the same collateral(family).
I also like this ending better. It is like he sacrifice himself for his family til the end of his life. And in the end, he still has his loving family by his side. Life well spent for him that he seem does not have regret in the end.
I played the original, and this makes more sense than the original. In the original, he is shocked and looked confused. This one, he knew the moment someone said "Mr. Angelo", he was done for and accepted his fate. Its obvious since he worked as a Mafia for many years so he should already know how it works.
When Sam told him how Salieri had Frank killed all the way in Europe, years after he was supposed to die, i think Tommy knew he'd never really escape. It was only a matter of time.
@@eddieguererro46 No, he didnt know at all. He didnt think there would be connections outside of town, let alone outside of the country. But he took that as a lesson knowing he'll be next in line in the future.
@@merimkastrat5846 Nah, I think he would suspect it after hearing that Salieri had Frank killed only because he heard through a "fellow man of honor" all the way in Europe about Frank betting at dog tracks. That shows Salieri's got connects FAR outside of Lost Haven. Salieri is also part of the Commission, which alone is evidence enough. How else do you think Vito and Joe got the job to ice him
There's one tiny detail I love, and that's the fact that Tommy smiles a bit right before Joe shoots him, because he knows his family is safe, and he knows that he won.
Mafia 2002 Tommy 0o0 Mafia 2 Tommy 0_0 Mafia DE Tommy =_= The new one you can tell when Vito said "Mr. Sallieri sends his regards." Tommy looked like he was saying in his mind I knew this day would come...I'm ready.
@@OXY187 Nice deflecting there, kiddo. The fact that you said everything was right with the first game when anyone who played the game knows some glaring issues with the first game especially the gameplay. It's kinda obvious that you didn't even play the original nor even around when the game came out. lmao
@@OXY187 I'd say the characters were better in the remake, especially how Sam felt much more tragic, it was more powerful. I will, however, totally agree with you on one thing. The remake ending REALLY could've used the original's ending monologue. Then again, I liked Tommy's death in the remake much more too. It would make much more sense that Tommy fully understands what's happening instead of being all shocked, and his final goodbye was much more emotionally powerful as well.
@@JohnDonovan1968 well norman had a point. there's only so long he can guarantee tommy's safety. tommy was safest behind bars in a undisclosed area with no visitors. once tommy was out in the public again it's not hard for someone in the bureau to give out his identity for the right price but I would say 6 years out in public is not too bad. (tommy was released in 1945)
this whole game plays out entirely like a Martin Scorsese Film...from the rise of a nobody to a member of a powerful crime family all the way to his downfall goddamn its beautiful
@walker jfs the original has the same setup what are you talking abt.....original also was a cab driver worked his way to a capo then everything goes south in the end
same with every martin scorsese film...a nobody gets initiated into a powerful crime family, lives a good life then it all goes downhill in the end...not saying mafia 1 is bad tho but its this formula setup that makes it the best mafia game in the mafia series
@walker jfs "story was way better" lol its literally the same story with just different dialogues...still ended in the same thing with tommy dying... it was pretty nice of them to let tommy say goodbye to his family another thing the remake did better was flesh out sarah and tommy's relationship glad they removed that awkward sex scene cuz that made no sense
Most of us never played the original, most of us just thought we were killing a rat in Mafia 2 (but some of us knew he was the protagonist of the original), but oh God did it really hit on Definitive edition. We rode with this guy. We rode with Paulie and Sam. It was just a GREAAT story, but when I saw those trees, I was like "NOOOO ooh noo don't do it 😭😭😭" this is definitely a favorite of 2020 and deserves an award
The comparison between these two : Tommy atleast had a family as a gift for joining the mafia. From a cab driver to the most fearful made-men of Salieri. The luck said he can't refuse. So he joined and want too much from it. But atleast he still has a family got his back for him after thing is not as it seems and has a long time enough to see his loved one. But Vito, he absolute lost everything after joining them. He do everything it takes to get big but it's not enough for him. Ended up being a pawn. Being used by the Clemente and ended up in the hellhole. His mother died without saying a goodbye, his sister dumped him after protecting her from abusive husband. The Irish made his life a living hell when they burned down his house he dreamed to be made. Got somehow backstabbed by the informant he pretended as a close friend when he first met. And never know what happened to his father. He still has Joe at his family until Leo said he wasn't part of the deal. The ultimate price had to be paid if he want to still breathing. He never get what he wanted. When all is not enough for him, he risked it too much and ended up losing it. Including his family, Joe.
And Lincoln himself was affected badly by the war, that when the Marcanos took his family from him and others during the heist he went on a rampage to bring them down to the horror of Father James who saw Lincoln bring the war home like so many other shellshocked veterans and depending on his actions, either oversteps his authority and breaks his faith in others or is forced to pick between ruling together, ruling alone and dying or leaving town to let them fight it out and never finds peace.
This is a way better ending than the original. Instead of being surprised, Tommy knew that one day his past will catch up to him and it did. The moment he heard his real name, he accepted he dropped the hose and accepted his death. After being shot, he assured his family that now that Salieri got his revenge, they are finally safe. Back in the day, the Mafia generally went only after the culprit and not after the family. Same here: in order for Sarah and her children to be safe, Tommy had to die. Great ending, really emotionally charged.
Mafia 1's original ending narrative after Joe shoots Tommy, when the original Mafia game came out in 2002. "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."
The best part is that both can exist and that's fine. I really like both interpretations and can swap instantly between all the games in the series thanks to the wonders of modern technology. Happy gaming friends.
There are a lot of changes in the remake I don’t agree with but I like how they made Sam a more tragic figure who was torn up at having to turn on his friends who saved his life time and time again.
In my opinion it had better scenes than he original, like Morello’s death and the ending and Sam death and the coffee scene etc, tbh they succeeded with that remake
Mafia did something The Last of Us can NEVER do. It let a random new guy killed the beloved protagonist, made you play that random new guy and managed the make you like him and forgive him. (Vito/Abby)
Mafia did this much better. In Mafia 1 Tommy was killed by two unnamed thugs. In Mafia 2, it is revealed (or retconned) that Vito and Joe where the ones who killed Tommy. It all came down to the pacing of it. People who played Mafia 1 knows Tommy died in the ending. It is shocking, but when the second game came around fans were used to it. Mafia 2 had us getting to know and understand Vito as a character and enjoy his story. The big twist of him and Joe killing Tommy comes up near the end of the game while Abby killing Joe comes out of nowhere in the first few hours. Instead of a "Are you fucking serious?!" kind of reaction, it's more of a "Holy shit! That all makes sense now!" The execution, pardon the pun, was much more respectful as well. Abby draw out the scene as long as possible, making the audience despise her despite the writers wanting players to invest in her while Vito and Joe made it quick with a shotgun blast to the chest, in a sort of "sorry, nothing personal, this is just business" to fit in with the Mafia setting.
@@goldentoparican788 Hi, i consider myself as a big fan of the game. Tlou2 was a big disappointment for everyone, myself included. I simply didnt feel full after finishing the game, and thats all i wanted at the start . But when i go back and forth, it wasnt that bad, yeah right the Joels death was messed up, but i think the game as a whole sets up the story for the last one, where Ellie will be the one to take care of a little child, something as Joel did. I believe it will all come to an end where Ellie and Abby will understand each other, just cause their kids they take care of. Joels death needed to happen then if its all coming to the point of the game. Could be done better, but it has deeper meaning im sure. Peace! (Sorry for my english)
@@goldentoparican788 also it was the fact that Vito had NO idea who Tommy was. He was just carrying out orders (even the player was barely informed of who the target was and why they had to go to this specific house until the dramatic music started playing and the cutscene was EXACTLY like the ending of the first game, to which it hit you like a punch. It was meant to for the player to also be complicit in the death of Tommy and to see it from Vito's perspective, that this was just an ordinary Tuesday and this was just a job like all the others......till near the end of the game where it became personal for Vito as well and he too, gets flung into a position the same as Tommy. Abby hunted Joel, knew exactly who he was and took pleasure in every sceond, even though Joel saved her life, got her to safety and offered to bring her back for supplies and food.......so yeah fuck Abby.
That ending with Vito at the end was great & unexpected. However let's not ignore the true major plot twist that Tommy changed his name to Victor "Sully" Sullivan met a boy name Nathan Drake, had adventures with him, watches him get marry with a reporter named Elena Fisher, then when everything settled down, he goes back to his family in hiding & gets killed by Vito. A genius ending by Hanger 13 to not only connect the characters of Mafia 2 with the original game but make the universe of Uncharted canon to the Mafia storyline. A round of applause.
The ending hit me hard. I never played the original so when I played Mafia 2 for the first guy I didn’t think much about the part Tommy dies, thought it was a random guy but after playing the original it totally gets me. Such a great game!
The ending scene is a lot better in the fact that: a) Tommy doesn’t just keel over and die on the grass alone b) the “yes” is more of a “yes, you found me” than a “yes, what do you want” from the original But: I think they could’ve put the monlogue from the original there, just for the nostalgia sake
For those saying that the response of Tommy saying “yes” like a superhero is nothing like a superhero He was just accepting his fate, which any of us would do, for example, if we are diagnosed with cancer, you know that you are going to die but you don’t know when. And when the time comes, the only thing you can do is accept your fate
"I spent 8 years, totally alone" that part got me when I played this through. Yeah he ratted but he was dead either way and that's really the only threat that stays. He knew he had it coming and accepted it after so long of being in that life
@@moonmoon2479 Yeah didn't they owe like $10,000 to the collector or something like that? M2 gave a bit more understanding as to how it went down I thought
@@Jaleyz They owed money to a loan shark which Vito does pay off after he drops Joe off in this scene (if I remember correctly) then after that Carlo Falcone wanted Vito dead because of his role in Henry's side business, because he vouched for Henry while he was an informant, and causing mayhem with the Tongs -- the Chinese mob.
Aw man, I really love how he was ready for it and willing to take his fate there and then; a wise change over the original. Ngl this remake was my favourite game in the whole series now.
It's such a tough call for me but this game outdoes Mafia 2's cutscenes for absolute sure. Everything was so life like and the games that I can think of that have similar quality of cutscenes as this remake are Metal Gear Solid 4 and Medal of Honor 2010. When I heard the piano from Mafia 2 I was just not ready for it. I really got invested into this new Tommy and playing through Mafia 2 won't ever be the same. Naughty Dog might've been disappointing but Hangar 13 sure as shit lifted my spirits up.
It was bitter sweet, but it was a happy ending, because he knew him dying guarantees his family is safe. He was not a good man, redemption had to happen, but at least he was able to leave with his family being safe.
@Spiros Pa It is, but if you compare gameplay and cutscenes from this and original, you will notice the changes. Its actually a remake. The other 2 were remastered.
Geez.... giving tommy and ending like that it’s like that make Vito’s life seem so bitter and petty in comparison to Tommy’s fully fledge one with a happy family, something Vito will never have, they are REALLY hammering that in for some reason
Like original Tommy said in the epilogue: "The one who wants too much from life, risks to end up with nothing". Vito and Joe wanted a luxurious life any way possible and look where they ended up. Tommy just wanted to keep his family safe and he managed to do just that
@@redwolfenson684 Plus even if he takes New Bordeaux, it costed the lives of a father and his son and the son of a rival Irish mobster with no prospects of continuing his line to do so and Licoln's adoptive family. Vito may have ended up on the top, but without Joe or any family to enjoy it with him, it's a lonely place.
I think it's because Vito is extremely ambitious compared to Tommy. Tommy just did the job and helped his friends. He didn't really have any grand asperations like Vito did. Vito, on the other hand, wants to live the good life and will do anything to achieve it, even selling drugs (which was something Tommy despised). For Vito, it took losing everything he had to realize how badly he had judged the Mafia lifestyle. What use was money and power when everyone you cared about had either left you or been put in the ground?
@@jameskaipriest7025 Nah mate , Don salieri said at the first when Tommy joined the mafia that he can recruit anyone but he only recruited sam and paulie cuz they are loyal to the family ( and the one who drove paulie away from the family is tommy he encouraged him to get the score from the bank ) it is Tommy's fault he isnt loyal to the family he just wanted money that's why sailere killed him .
"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."
I like how Tommy pulled his trigger right at the moment when Sam began mentioning trio all together.. just to prove that Sam had no right whatsoever to talk about Paulie considering he turned on his best buddy in favor of his selfish boss.
When Sam proposed that if his life was spared, he would tell the Don that Tom is dead. I think Tom started to notice that even if he does, he will still end up being dead like what happened to Frank and his family would end up getting killed also. So for Tom to learned from his mistakes, he ends up killing Sam and did one thing right which is to go to the FBI and try to end this.
Since Mafia 2 is now a thing we all know who Joe and Vito are, so introducing those characters in the remake for the first time in the series it makes sense for Mafia 2's theme to play.
I never played Mafia back in the day, and I just now got done playing the remaster. The ending for me just now completely tore me apart it was bitter sweet. Connecting to Mafia II in such a great way, but then realizing I was part of Tommy's death had me like OMG!
What can i say? Tommy won the game! He outlived his past life, his boss, friends, mafia. He got her daughter married, got a loving wife, he even got a garden to water. And he died surrounded by people he loves, acquiring an inner piece.
In my opinion this has to be the best ending it shows you you Tommy me with his family etc getting married and all the mafia going to prison and showing tommys death a bit more with his family around him and them words he says...to me they have done a great job with the game more detail
@@shashwat132 the ending of the OG reflected upon the consequences. Here they changed a lot so it wouldn't make as much sense to have the same ending. They screw it up with the drug thing. The original will still be the best story ever, say what you want everyone.
@@hatujemeletsplayeryheskyce6460 Well say what YOU want. No one can change my opinion on liking the remake more than the original. The og had some really cringy moments and poor voice acting which ruined some of the emotional weight these cutscenes were supposed to carry.
This remake is just beautiful. The music is good, the characters are cooler (with some having more depth), and having such sad moments such as Sam betraying Tommy, And Tommy dying with his family by his side :’(. It’s also sad considering that Tommy is the only mafia protagonist that seem to had peace while Vito and Lincoln could never find peace
What i really like about this ending is the sentence: "Family. Family is forever." Maybe you can guess the double meaning. I get the chilles just thinking about it. At first i thought he refers to his own family. He was talking about them for 2 minutes. But he refers to the Mafia. There is no way out. He know what was coming. Your Mafia is always is always behind you.
I love how this plays on. I played mafia 2 when I was young and just finished the definitive edition, this last seen hits home seeing Vito and putting the mission in mafia 2 in a whole other perspective.
Never played mafia 1 before but after playing the definitive edition, this is one of my favorite games this year. They’ve knocked it out of the park with this one
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.
I had no idea they remade this game. I used to have the original version on PC. It was one of the hardest games I ever played, but one of the most memorable and rewarding experiences. The game was so big for the time - amazing graphics, and there was a MASSIVE selection of realistic cars and weapons to choose from. The missions were very well designed, and you had more freedom than say Grand Theft Auto in how you could complete them. The story and the characters were excellently written, and made you want to keep on playing... Even when you were facing waves of goons who inexplicably could withstand multiple shotgun blasts to the head at point-blank range... XD
Wow, this game was amazing. What a great story and characters, the way they talked and their mannerisms were awesome by themselves. Totally worth remaking. Also totally worth the buy!
even though ive seen this ending multiple times before, playing the remastered version again and building up to this point. that jacket. that theme song. that _voice_ . and then full view of Vito. goosebumps.
It's brilliant the way Tommy says "Yes."
He knew what those men were there for. He accepted it. Beautiful game.
I'm sad that I beat it under 30 hours. But it's a great game.
JRT I agree that I also played it too quickly. I just beat the game having bought it and installed yesterday morning. I played through the game way too quickly and just wanted to it end by the Prison shooting. I definitely would’ve liked the ending more if I hadn’t been hellbent on beating it. I loved the game but I burnt myself out too quick.
Well, joe was standing there with a shotgun, so i’m guessing every normal person could have understood what those men were there for 😂
It ain't like in Mafia II, where we see a Tommy that seems weak and hasn't passed through what Tommy really passed. He accepted that someday was going to get killed after what Sam said to him. He knew that since the day he entered on the family his life had changed forever and every act will have some consequences that he had to face, and he did.
I honestly don’t think he died. He got shot in the chest, not the head. And if u remember earlier in the game Paulie shot a guy in the chest thinking he killed him but he was alive. And then the recurring saying Sarielli would say and the guys would follow going forward was 2 in the head. This makes me believe Tommy didn’t die. But what do I know. I just like conspiracies
He wasn't scared this time. He accepted his fate. He was brave in the end.
Salieri was able to find Frank all the way in Europe, he knew it was inevitable. The minute he heard his real name, he knew.
This detail makes the ending so much more powerful than the original one.
@@jianfanchen5638 Agreed. In the other ones, he wasn't shocked that they knew his name like it wasn't changed. He was only shocked that they mentioned Salieri. But in this, he knew his time has come and he just accepted it. He believed it was the only way to keep his family safe.
@@ThatMerc Compared to Lincoln and Vito he was the only who had a fulfilling life of the three. Hencewhy the ending was called stairway to heaven.
Vito? Either dies being betrayed one last time or letting himself feel like was betrayed and dying for it or rules alone and Lincoln ends up alone either or the run or as a joint ruler, never escaping his war
@@MrAsaqe True. Vito was in a bad crowd, no offense to Joe and Lincoln was controlled by revenge.
This ending is not canon. Vito is not wearing the cowboy outfit I picked for him.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A cowboy outfit... fuck that sounds fantastic
@SzsZ 22 peoples that liked him really think that he is funny you need to always analyze your words before you said.
@SzsZ You can take "thinks" and move that outta the sentence. The man better know he's funny cause this was hilarious. so stfu yourself
U nEeD To StFu
Tommy died so many times in this series he's not even surprised anymore
Lmfao best comment on here
"Here we go again"
LMAO
it's funny because it's true.
:D ahahahah
Vito: Mr. Angelo?
Tommy: No.
Vito: Oh, sorry🗿
That could be an idea to save hisself:)
Haha
Understandable have a good day
İf he says no
I didnt know hım he is
Tommy not die LoL
Right??? That was my first thought 🤣🤣🤣 Nah you got the wrong house buddy
This is what a remake should do: improve upon the original.
Before Tommy sounded so confused and surprised, dying alone. Now he knowingly faces his fate like a man, dying surrounded by the people he loves.
It went from a “Yes?”
to a *“Yes.”*
Do you know why he sounded so confused and surprised? Because he was. Nobody wants to die. In the original he was supposed to portrait a human, like you and me, not some kind of stupid "superhero".
@@cellercelleriac7402 Who said he was a superhero?
@@garyking1986 I meant that his character is written like that of a movie superhero
Celler Celleriac Don’t know what superhero movies you’ve been watching…
@@garyking1986 Hm, maybe you´re right, I haven´t watched that many... However Tommy acts unrealistic in the remake.
I was wondering if they were actually going to use Vito and Joe at the end. I’m so happy they did
Why wouldnt they?
I mean it’s only natural they did.
They we’re there in the first game and we’re revealed in the second game so it only makes sense they’d use em in the remake lol
they had to use vito and joe
They actually did.
I did too but im also sad.
I like how Tommy reacts to his death like he was prepared for it. In the original, he seemed too shocked and surprised
I mean like when he heard mister angelo he knew his time was comming. Only.i wonder how the hell is his daughter maried so fast. She is like 15 16
@@detectivenorman23 it was the 50s so...
@@pinkerton_agent people back then.. imma right
Yea that ending was better than the original in my opinion cuz he knew he was a dead man somehow so he felt it coming so he shouldnt be surprised
Wesker JHG nope, the original ending was better cuz there was a great moral, and it doesn’t matter Tommy was surprised or not
Sam betraying Tommy and Paulie hit hard, didn't see it coming. I thought Paulie would've been the one to switch seeing as he was a bit unstable, and I felt bad I distrusted him. Tommy getting the strength to shoot Sam too after he mentions Paulie is really poetic. Great story in this game.
What hit hard for me is when Tommy Angelo said "Family is forever" because that taught me a lesson that my family would be with me forever and would protect me and help me and would be with me forever no matter what😢
That’s what I thought as well up until the mission were u steal cigars
Well, Tom and Paulie kinda did switch... they betrayed the family by going against the don's wishes... So they were the ones that betrayed, not Sam... Sam was loyal. He also told them to drop it before.
@@tkh846 Salieri is the one who betrayed them first by goin against his words,he said he never deal with drugs and yet he sent them to pick it up knowing it could've kill them
@@espada6002 That's what could've killed them? They did things that could've killed them the whole story. It kinda is the life they chose.
I actually found this ending a lot better. In the original one, when Vito and Joe approach Tommy in the original game and in Mafia 2 the same happens, Vito calls him "Mr.Angelo" which giving the fact that he had changed his identity should have startled him immediately. But it wasn´t the case. In this remake, I love how he throws the hose to the ground, like giving up, showing that when he heard VIto say "Mr.Angelo" he instantly knew what was going to happen. Nothing, a little detail that I loved from this ending.
thats the only good thing about this ending.... this scene is much better in original, this kinda cliché with family made me kinda upset, because last monologue from original is one of the best games/movies monologue ever. It has this interesting depth with a few interesting moral lessons , while DE has moral lesson, but no depth whatsover. Still good ending, but nowhere near original
@@lukaskiefer968 Yes. I noticed that they had removed the monologue after the comment. Don't know why they removed it tho. It would have fitted with this approach anyways and it would have been for the better.
And you know, the fact that he was holding a double barrel probably helped him realize shit is about to go down
He accepted it and knew because he was going to die and only him, not like Frank, Pauline implied Frank’s family was killed as well as Frank himself.
It was right at that moment he knew his witness protection was shit.
“Don’t let him suffer boys. He’s my buddy”
Hits me right in the feels
Sam wasnt that bad of a guy, he literally had no choice, Paulie and Tommy brought that shit on their own
@@gabrielbustamante7468 Lol what the fuck? He was sallieris puppet and deserved to get shot, he was a hypocrite
@@georgey5027 think you guys are both right, I just love how we can see it from both perspectives and understand their motives
@@georgey5027 nah bro sam didn't have choice he knew that if he didn't kill paulie and Tom he would have been killed he would have let tommy and paulie go away if given the choice to sam,paulie and Tom didn't deserve to be salieri Hitmen since salieri was doing his own work behind their backs
@@georgey5027 - Nah. Sam never asked Tommy to disobey Salieri's order to kill Frank. Sam also had no hand in Paulie and Tommy doing their own bank heist behind Salieri's back. Paulie and Tommy brought that upon themselves.
Sam was right. They put him in a difficult position of choosing to either take down his friends or get killed by Salieri on the spot, who would still go after Paulie and Tommy anyway. He chose to cover his own ass, just like Tommy himself did. They all deserved what they got in the end. Tommy being the protagonist of the game does not change that fact one bit.
Where kids cried **Vito dies**
Where Men cried **Tommy dies**
Where Legends cried **Vincenzo and Ralphie got arrested **
Wow! Never thought I would feel terrible for ralphie and vincenzo alone, I thought I alone feel sad for both of them.
Its kinda nice when tommy dies because of vito
and vito dies because of lincoln
even though i dont like mafia 3
Paulie: am I a joke to you?!
@@dieauferstehung history repeats itself.
@@dieauferstehung See to me, mafia 3 doesn't exist😂😂
I like how they actually had his family come to him to investigate the gunshot in there front yard
Mafia 1 orignal shocked
Mafia 2 little shocked
Mafia 1 remake smiling for death accept
No police sirens even though in Mafia 2 the police come after you after Joe kills him.
I always thought Tommy was home alone, makes it that much more emotional when they came out.
@walker jfs i mean he tells the truth lol with the family i guess you have a family that dosent love you🤷♂️
Matro I was wonder where are the police/fbi sirens after you kill Tommy in mafia 2
Tommy: Remember that money, jobs, even best pals will come and go. But family? Family is forever.
Family isn’t who your born with it’s who you die for - Lincoln clay
@@mr.bubbles2475 everything i've done, both good and bad... I've done for my family...
@@tommy.angelo2 for the last 10 years all i done was kill... i kill for my family... i kill anybody who got in my way...
@@hoxten5158 family is no you born with, is who you die for...
*Dominic Toretto like this*
Doesn't that make Vito the only character to appear in every Mafia game?
No joe is also in all the games
And Joe.
@@65firered Yup. Joe is Leos driver in the ending of Mafia 3.
Joe as well
Tomas Koptik I remember the developers confirmed it was joe in mafia 3 not a conspiracy
"Family is forever". Such a brilliant master class writing with a double meaning- his family & mafia family ( you can't escape this world).
true, it's good, but the final monologue was much better in the original game with a much deeper and more useful message.
@@DiveTheseClips The original monologue felt way too long and the delivery was pretty bad. The voice actor sounded like he's having a casual chat on a Sunday stroll for what seems like 2 entire minutes while the character lies dead on the ground during the entire segment. It didn't age well at all.
@@TheMaestro116 The new monologue is better in terms of voice acting, it's true, but the meaning of it is quite generic. I mean, "family is forever", sure, but it almost sounds like a cliche. The original one had a much deeper and useful message. "The world is not ran by laws, it's ran by people", "who wants too much might risks loosing absolutely everything, who wants too little might not get anything at all" - those are quotes to live by.
@@DiveTheseClips I agree especially the want too less and get nothing message. Cuts real deep.
@@DiveTheseClips I'm pretty sure if they remake Mafia 2 again, the intro should be Tommy's original monologue. It can be narrated at the beginning when Vito and Joe are about to kill Tommy, what happens after they kill Tommy and then their journey starts.
he finally realized how friendship is overrated. It cost him his life.
exactly. People complain about the change of Tommy's narration, but I think it's fine 'cause it's true, family is everything.
Wdym?
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@@bigbubba7753 There are space on the heart just 4 a single family.... choose right or be condemned (in death or in life)
Family or friends are willing to betray. We’re even willing to betray ourselves. Loyalty is a dying thing
What a beautiful ending and I like how Tommy is able to accept his death and not be surprised like in mafia 2 I also like how he tells his family it’s alright as well as sams death it made it seem a lot more sense especially with him talking about how frank died. One thing I forgot to mention was how much more wiling detective Norman was to helping Tommy and how he says him and Tommy are taking the same risks with the same collateral(family).
I also like this ending better. It is like he sacrifice himself for his family til the end of his life. And in the end, he still has his loving family by his side. Life well spent for him that he seem does not have regret in the end.
I played the original, and this makes more sense than the original. In the original, he is shocked and looked confused.
This one, he knew the moment someone said "Mr. Angelo", he was done for and accepted his fate. Its obvious since he worked as a Mafia for many years so he should already know how it works.
When Sam told him how Salieri had Frank killed all the way in Europe, years after he was supposed to die, i think Tommy knew he'd never really escape. It was only a matter of time.
@@eddieguererro46 No, he didnt know at all. He didnt think there would be connections outside of town, let alone outside of the country. But he took that as a lesson knowing he'll be next in line in the future.
@@merimkastrat5846 Nah, I think he would suspect it after hearing that Salieri had Frank killed only because he heard through a "fellow man of honor" all the way in Europe about Frank betting at dog tracks. That shows Salieri's got connects FAR outside of Lost Haven. Salieri is also part of the Commission, which alone is evidence enough. How else do you think Vito and Joe got the job to ice him
Everybody gangster as Tommy until Mafia 2 theme song plays...
Well they didn't know who Tommy was !! They were just doing their jobs !! To them he was just a random person
@@ishi_gami I played all the games in order, I still love Vito and Joe more than anyone even if they did kill Tommy
@@scotty420 ok
Lmaoo
@@ishi_gami Righteous, they just knew Tommy ratted out his family so they definitely ain't gaf.
Tommy after getting killed by Vito and joe for the fourth time:
“HOW MANY TIMES ARE YOU GONNA TEACH ME THIS LESSON YOUNG MEN?!”
Fourth time?
3rd time, i think
Technically it’s the fourth time as before this Tommy has been killed in Mafia 1, mafia 2 & In mafia 2 the definitive edition.
Oh yeah, guess you right
Well actually it's 4.
One in mafia one
One mafia 2
One in mafia 2 definite edition
One in mafia 1 definite edition
Vito: "Mr. Angelo?"
Tommy: "Yes."
Vito: "I'm here to talk to you about about the Avengers initiative."
Vito: "Mr. Angelo?"
Tommy: " *Yes.* "
Vito: "I'd like to talk to you about your cars extended warranty...."
There's one tiny detail I love, and that's the fact that Tommy smiles a bit right before Joe shoots him, because he knows his family is safe, and he knows that he won.
Mafia 2002 Tommy 0o0
Mafia 2 Tommy 0_0
Mafia DE Tommy =_=
The new one you can tell when Vito said "Mr. Sallieri sends his regards." Tommy looked like he was saying in his mind I knew this day would come...I'm ready.
Makes it more sad for me
Precisely makes it better like he meant to sacrifice himself for his family like Arthur Morgan and Lee Everett did
@Android 2990 Version 2.0 *SPITTING FACTS*
I like that they let Tommy say goodbye to his family in the remake.
Nope...
Joe just have pistol aim...
@@OXY187 lol at this tryhard idiot to shit on the remake. I bet you didn't even play the original to begin with. Troll a bit harder next time, kiddo.
@@OXY187 Nice deflecting there, kiddo. The fact that you said everything was right with the first game when anyone who played the game knows some glaring issues with the first game especially the gameplay. It's kinda obvious that you didn't even play the original nor even around when the game came out. lmao
@@OXY187
I'd say the characters were better in the remake, especially how Sam felt much more tragic, it was more powerful.
I will, however, totally agree with you on one thing. The remake ending REALLY could've used the original's ending monologue.
Then again, I liked Tommy's death in the remake much more too. It would make much more sense that Tommy fully understands what's happening instead of being all shocked, and his final goodbye was much more emotionally powerful as well.
@@OXY187 remove those nostalgia glasses. The remake surpasses the original in every way
R.I.P Paulie❤️you had a good heart just not in the right place brother.
True😭
Detective norman has more depth here we never knew that he had a child until now
I like how he actually wants to help Tommy. In the OG game i didn't get that vibe from him.
@@JohnDonovan1968 well norman had a point. there's only so long he can guarantee tommy's safety. tommy was safest behind bars in a undisclosed area with no visitors. once tommy was out in the public again it's not hard for someone in the bureau to give out his identity for the right price but I would say 6 years out in public is not too bad. (tommy was released in 1945)
Wow, you're right. By far the most important character in the game, they nailed it expanding on him.
You seem to learn new things about yourself all the time.
Also never knew Tommy's daughter got married
Mafia 1 and 2 are masterpieces just like RDR1 and 2 to me but in Mafia era
John and Tommy's stories are somewhat similar too
I wish mafia 3 was better, red dead 2 is just on another level, but like you said mafia 2 was just as revolutionary in its era
Tommy reminds me of Arthur somehow
this whole game plays out entirely like a Martin Scorsese Film...from the rise of a nobody to a member of a powerful crime family all the way to his downfall goddamn its beautiful
@Sean White And The Godfather
@walker jfs the original has the same setup what are you talking abt.....original also was a cab driver worked his way to a capo then everything goes south in the end
@walker jfs oh bohoo with your nostalgia its the same setup all they change was some dialogues but it all ends up with tommy dying in the end
same with every martin scorsese film...a nobody gets initiated into a powerful crime family, lives a good life then it all goes downhill in the end...not saying mafia 1 is bad tho but its this formula setup that makes it the best mafia game in the mafia series
@walker jfs "story was way better" lol its literally the same story with just different dialogues...still ended in the same thing with tommy dying... it was pretty nice of them to let tommy say goodbye to his family another thing the remake did better was flesh out sarah and tommy's relationship glad they removed that awkward sex scene cuz that made no sense
Most of us never played the original, most of us just thought we were killing a rat in Mafia 2 (but some of us knew he was the protagonist of the original), but oh God did it really hit on Definitive edition. We rode with this guy. We rode with Paulie and Sam. It was just a GREAAT story, but when I saw those trees, I was like "NOOOO ooh noo don't do it 😭😭😭" this is definitely a favorite of 2020 and deserves an award
i was playing mafia 1 it was my firs mafia game and its my favourite game to this day. ir was sad for me when i gotta kill tommy in mafia 2.
@@stonealone977 Then in the remastered, Then you had to witness it in Mafia 1 remake.
I played mafia 2 only at that time. I also thought we were the good guys killing the rat but I was wrong.
I did play the original and it baffles me how many people just never heard of it. Until the definitive edition appeared, that is.
@@owl1095 Well now they know.
So cool to see Vito and Joe, and when the Mafia 2 theme came in, incredible!
Just the same as in Mafia 3 the theme comes on if you kill Vito.
@@matro2 j j j j+j
The comparison between these two :
Tommy atleast had a family as a gift for joining the mafia. From a cab driver to the most fearful made-men of Salieri. The luck said he can't refuse. So he joined and want too much from it. But atleast he still has a family got his back for him after thing is not as it seems and has a long time enough to see his loved one.
But Vito, he absolute lost everything after joining them. He do everything it takes to get big but it's not enough for him. Ended up being a pawn. Being used by the Clemente and ended up in the hellhole. His mother died without saying a goodbye, his sister dumped him after protecting her from abusive husband. The Irish made his life a living hell when they burned down his house he dreamed to be made. Got somehow backstabbed by the informant he pretended as a close friend when he first met. And never know what happened to his father. He still has Joe at his family until Leo said he wasn't part of the deal. The ultimate price had to be paid if he want to still breathing. He never get what he wanted. When all is not enough for him, he risked it too much and ended up losing it. Including his family, Joe.
And Lincoln himself was affected badly by the war, that when the Marcanos took his family from him and others during the heist he went on a rampage to bring them down to the horror of Father James who saw Lincoln bring the war home like so many other shellshocked veterans and depending on his actions, either oversteps his authority and breaks his faith in others or is forced to pick between ruling together, ruling alone and dying or leaving town to let them fight it out and never finds peace.
Well, Henry wasnt a rat...
@Samuel Khurram i dont remember who said it, but it was one of the game creators, he said that Henry was not a rat
@Samuel Khurram well,i still like to think that Henry wasnt a rat
Vito: Mr. Angelo?
Tommy: "Yes (I know why you are here.)"
@Arthur Morgan Hoşgeldiniz Mr. Morgan. xd
Samin son sözleri berbat olmuş yav Allah'tan Tommy nin ölümünü iyi yapmışlar.
@@rozzy8736 yok yok son iyi vito yu daha iyi modelleyebilirlerdi ama takılacak gibi değil.
@@ozalduin4383 son iyi zaten samin ölümü berbat
@Arthur Morgan dediğim gibi kötü modelleme ile alakası yok ama Vito berbat olmuş ona hak veririm
OMGGGGGGGGGGG
THIS IS VITO AND JOe
And legendary sountrack mafia 2
My heart is broking whyyyyy💔🤕
This is a way better ending than the original. Instead of being surprised, Tommy knew that one day his past will catch up to him and it did. The moment he heard his real name, he accepted he dropped the hose and accepted his death. After being shot, he assured his family that now that Salieri got his revenge, they are finally safe. Back in the day, the Mafia generally went only after the culprit and not after the family. Same here: in order for Sarah and her children to be safe, Tommy had to die.
Great ending, really emotionally charged.
Mafia 1's original ending narrative after Joe shoots Tommy, when the original Mafia game came out in 2002.
"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."
@@OXY187 that end speech, agree, everything else though? remaster x10 better.
@@OXY187 I respectfully disagree.
The best part is that both can exist and that's fine. I really like both interpretations and can swap instantly between all the games in the series thanks to the wonders of modern technology. Happy gaming friends.
@@donvito4226 "Stay gaming my friends."
@@ryderwilson7955 Obviously it has better acting. But i just finished the original Mafia recently and i prefer the original ending speech too.
just when you find out on this particular scene 20:10 the Mafia 2 theme is starting to kick in
how did they make it even more badass and sad than the original
2010 is when Mafia 2 came out as well
@@KingShibe Coincidence?
Would be awesome if it was a slight nod to a remake of 2.
@@bruceyboysvideos Could be... It would be awesome, but wait another five years at least.
18:58 I kinda felt bad for Ralphie
This game is just like red dead redemption, but in the prohibition era.
And instead of horses you have cars
And no porco dio
But timestop have only Lincoln
Just 30 years later :)
I remember when I originally played Red Dead Redemption...
“Oh no!!! This is Mafia all over again!”
Vito: "Mr Angelo?"
Tommy: *"Yes."*
Vito: *"Mr. Salieri sends his regards"*
he should've just said no
Chad Tommy Angelo
Vito: Mr Angelo?
Tommy: No.
Vito: Understandable, have a great day.
@@don_dombalak exactly 😂
That scene where Tommy kneeled by Paulie's corpse and said the latter's name in his shaky voice is so heart-breaking.
There are a lot of changes in the remake I don’t agree with but I like how they made Sam a more tragic figure who was torn up at having to turn on his friends who saved his life time and time again.
just like frank said Sam is loyal but doesn't have any vision
In my opinion it had better scenes than he original, like Morello’s death and the ending and Sam death and the coffee scene etc, tbh they succeeded with that remake
Everything was better in the remake. Sarah, morellos death, the ending... Hangar 13 made a great job
Mafia did something The Last of Us can NEVER do. It let a random new guy killed the beloved protagonist, made you play that random new guy and managed the make you like him and forgive him. (Vito/Abby)
Mafia did this much better.
In Mafia 1 Tommy was killed by two unnamed thugs. In Mafia 2, it is revealed (or retconned) that Vito and Joe where the ones who killed Tommy.
It all came down to the pacing of it. People who played Mafia 1 knows Tommy died in the ending. It is shocking, but when the second game came around fans were used to it. Mafia 2 had us getting to know and understand Vito as a character and enjoy his story. The big twist of him and Joe killing Tommy comes up near the end of the game while Abby killing Joe comes out of nowhere in the first few hours. Instead of a "Are you fucking serious?!" kind of reaction, it's more of a "Holy shit! That all makes sense now!"
The execution, pardon the pun, was much more respectful as well. Abby draw out the scene as long as possible, making the audience despise her despite the writers wanting players to invest in her while Vito and Joe made it quick with a shotgun blast to the chest, in a sort of "sorry, nothing personal, this is just business" to fit in with the Mafia setting.
@@goldentoparican788 Hi, i consider myself as a big fan of the game. Tlou2 was a big disappointment for everyone, myself included.
I simply didnt feel full after finishing the game, and thats all i wanted at the start . But when i go back and forth, it wasnt that bad, yeah right the Joels death was messed up, but i think the game as a whole sets up the story for the last one, where Ellie will be the one to take care of a little child, something as Joel did. I believe it will all come to an end where Ellie and Abby will understand each other, just cause their kids they take care of. Joels death needed to happen then if its all coming to the point of the game. Could be done better, but it has deeper meaning im sure.
Peace!
(Sorry for my english)
@@goldentoparican788 also it was the fact that Vito had NO idea who Tommy was. He was just carrying out orders (even the player was barely informed of who the target was and why they had to go to this specific house until the dramatic music started playing and the cutscene was EXACTLY like the ending of the first game, to which it hit you like a punch. It was meant to for the player to also be complicit in the death of Tommy and to see it from Vito's perspective, that this was just an ordinary Tuesday and this was just a job like all the others......till near the end of the game where it became personal for Vito as well and he too, gets flung into a position the same as Tommy.
Abby hunted Joel, knew exactly who he was and took pleasure in every sceond, even though Joel saved her life, got her to safety and offered to bring her back for supplies and food.......so yeah fuck Abby.
Still harping that game are you? Cute. This is a remake friend deal with it
i can forgive vito, but abby? f--- her
That ending with Vito at the end was great & unexpected.
However let's not ignore the true major plot twist that Tommy changed his name to Victor "Sully" Sullivan met a boy name Nathan Drake, had adventures with him, watches him get marry with a reporter named Elena Fisher, then when everything settled down, he goes back to his family in hiding & gets killed by Vito.
A genius ending by Hanger 13 to not only connect the characters of Mafia 2 with the original game but make the universe of Uncharted canon to the Mafia storyline. A round of applause.
The ending hit me hard. I never played the original so when I played Mafia 2 for the first guy I didn’t think much about the part Tommy dies, thought it was a random guy but after playing the original it totally gets me. Such a great game!
Me too!
The ending scene is a lot better in the fact that:
a) Tommy doesn’t just keel over and die on the grass alone
b) the “yes” is more of a “yes, you found me” than a “yes, what do you want” from the original
But:
I think they could’ve put the monlogue from the original there, just for the nostalgia sake
they could make a Mafia 2 remake with all the cut content.
Its impossible to get cut content back to a remake but okay.
@@pinkerton_agent No it's not
Never going to happen. The real version of mafia 2 had more content than The Witcher 3 and RDR2 together.
@@JohnDonovan1968 we can agree on that, but i guess that with a 50% of what i just mentioned or maybe less, will be a helluva of a game.
I think they should make mafia 4 before remaking mafia 2.
For those saying that the response of Tommy saying “yes” like a superhero is nothing like a superhero
He was just accepting his fate, which any of us would do, for example, if we are diagnosed with cancer, you know that you are going to die but you don’t know when. And when the time comes, the only thing you can do is accept your fate
I like how sam is wearing his outfit from the original game here
This is sadder than the original
"I spent 8 years, totally alone" that part got me when I played this through. Yeah he ratted but he was dead either way and that's really the only threat that stays. He knew he had it coming and accepted it after so long of being in that life
Wish they make Vito and joe in a suit just like the original
But theres a game called Mafia 2
I dressed Vito in a blue suit and fedora knowing what will happen to match the original.
Hilariously, we didn’t know they were just as desperate as they were when they did this. They were in deep shit when this happened.
@@moonmoon2479 Yeah didn't they owe like $10,000 to the collector or something like that? M2 gave a bit more understanding as to how it went down I thought
@@Jaleyz They owed money to a loan shark which Vito does pay off after he drops Joe off in this scene (if I remember correctly) then after that Carlo Falcone wanted Vito dead because of his role in Henry's side business, because he vouched for Henry while he was an informant, and causing mayhem with the Tongs -- the Chinese mob.
Aw man, I really love how he was ready for it and willing to take his fate there and then; a wise change over the original.
Ngl this remake was my favourite game in the whole series now.
It's such a tough call for me but this game outdoes Mafia 2's cutscenes for absolute sure. Everything was so life like and the games that I can think of that have similar quality of cutscenes as this remake are Metal Gear Solid 4 and Medal of Honor 2010.
When I heard the piano from Mafia 2 I was just not ready for it. I really got invested into this new Tommy and playing through Mafia 2 won't ever be the same. Naughty Dog might've been disappointing but Hangar 13 sure as shit lifted my spirits up.
I love that touch in the end where they played the Mafia 2 theme song. It's like the game saying "Angelo's story is over, time for Vito's"
I wish Mafia 2 got the remake treatment
Well this is more ../depressing in a remaster😭😭
legiongamerworkBRUH ben it’s a complete remake
@@randomdachshund2452 typo ye....sry
It was bitter sweet, but it was a happy ending, because he knew him dying guarantees his family is safe. He was not a good man, redemption had to happen, but at least he was able to leave with his family being safe.
@Spiros Pa It is, but if you compare gameplay and cutscenes from this and original, you will notice the changes. Its actually a remake. The other 2 were remastered.
That transition into Mafia 2 theme is genius
Geez.... giving tommy and ending like that it’s like that make Vito’s life seem so bitter and petty in comparison to Tommy’s fully fledge one with a happy family, something Vito will never have, they are REALLY hammering that in for some reason
Like original Tommy said in the epilogue: "The one who wants too much from life, risks to end up with nothing". Vito and Joe wanted a luxurious life any way possible and look where they ended up. Tommy just wanted to keep his family safe and he managed to do just that
He did get a nice, fat chunk of southern USA called New Bordeaux in a lot of playthroughs
@@rdablock maybe, maybe not. In an alternate timeline Lincoln killed Vito
@@redwolfenson684 Plus even if he takes New Bordeaux, it costed the lives of a father and his son and the son of a rival Irish mobster with no prospects of continuing his line to do so and Licoln's adoptive family. Vito may have ended up on the top, but without Joe or any family to enjoy it with him, it's a lonely place.
I think it's because Vito is extremely ambitious compared to Tommy. Tommy just did the job and helped his friends. He didn't really have any grand asperations like Vito did. Vito, on the other hand, wants to live the good life and will do anything to achieve it, even selling drugs (which was something Tommy despised). For Vito, it took losing everything he had to realize how badly he had judged the Mafia lifestyle. What use was money and power when everyone you cared about had either left you or been put in the ground?
Sam : you're the one who let her live
DUDE REALLY ? 😂
Yeah man,Sam is hypocrite as shit.
Bruh really said that after we kept her alive for him.
@@febrian90 no , he is loyal to the mafia
@@Sealth-6y9 Na like Tommy said he's not loyal he's just scared of the don
@@jameskaipriest7025 Nah mate , Don salieri said at the first when Tommy joined the mafia that he can recruit anyone but he only recruited sam and paulie cuz they are loyal to the family ( and the one who drove paulie away from the family is tommy he encouraged him to get the score from the bank ) it is Tommy's fault he isnt loyal to the family he just wanted money that's why sailere killed him .
"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."
This was so epic seeing Vito and Joe with Mafia 2’s theme
Am I the only one who noticed that Tommy's son is wearing the same polo shirt as Vito in Mafia 3?
Vito: Mr. Angelo?
Tommy: YOU’VE PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOOL
If only
*"understandable, have a great day"*
It me vito chill chill
I like how Tommy pulled his trigger right at the moment when Sam began mentioning trio all together.. just to prove that Sam had no right whatsoever to talk about Paulie considering he turned on his best buddy in favor of his selfish boss.
When Sam proposed that if his life was spared, he would tell the Don that Tom is dead. I think Tom started to notice that even if he does, he will still end up being dead like what happened to Frank and his family would end up getting killed also. So for Tom to learned from his mistakes, he ends up killing Sam and did one thing right which is to go to the FBI and try to end this.
I like this remake ending but am I the only one disappointed they didn’t use the original mafia theme at the end?
yh same. it made the OG ending feel more grand and powerful, but in this new ending it doesn't rly fit as well
They used it in the intro and credits which is enough for me. I’m glad it wasn’t overused tbh
Since Mafia 2 is now a thing we all know who Joe and Vito are, so introducing those characters in the remake for the first time in the series it makes sense for Mafia 2's theme to play.
I never played Mafia back in the day, and I just now got done playing the remaster. The ending for me just now completely tore me apart it was bitter sweet. Connecting to Mafia II in such a great way, but then realizing I was part of Tommy's death had me like OMG!
What can i say? Tommy won the game! He outlived his past life, his boss, friends, mafia. He got her daughter married, got a loving wife, he even got a garden to water. And he died surrounded by people he loves, acquiring an inner piece.
The ending is even more emotional now 😢
Vito: Mr.Angelo?
Tommy: Ok I’m I’ve had enough of u killing me *Pulls out gun
Vito: What the fuck
Tommy: *Shoots Vito and Joe
I'm crying when i saw Paulie and Tommy death...
Just finished the game myself and I’m here to see other people’s reactions. Damn what a goddamn game
In my opinion this has to be the best ending it shows you you Tommy me with his family etc getting married and all the mafia going to prison and showing tommys death a bit more with his family around him and them words he says...to me they have done a great job with the game more detail
2002 : Yes?
18 years later...
2020: Yes.
2020: i am worse year
2002: let me fix you little bit
I wanted last dialogue of "BALANCE" ...😭
FAMILY philosophy is already there in so many movies and games already.. While philosophical ending of BALANCE was unique and was having more depth.
@@shashwat132 the ending of the OG reflected upon the consequences. Here they changed a lot so it wouldn't make as much sense to have the same ending. They screw it up with the drug thing. The original will still be the best story ever, say what you want everyone.
@@hatujemeletsplayeryheskyce6460 Well say what YOU want. No one can change my opinion on liking the remake more than the original. The og had some really cringy moments and poor voice acting which ruined some of the emotional weight these cutscenes were supposed to carry.
I never knew that was tommy from mafia 2
I love how they played a bit of the Mafia 2 theme when Vito and Joe arrived
Vito: Mr. Angelo?
Tommy: *My time has come.*
I got the chills when that mafia 2 theme started kicking in
This remake is just beautiful. The music is good, the characters are cooler (with some having more depth), and having such sad moments such as Sam betraying Tommy, And Tommy dying with his family by his side :’(. It’s also sad considering that Tommy is the only mafia protagonist that seem to had peace while Vito and Lincoln could never find peace
Wow just seeing that again man 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I was hoping that the definitive edition of Mafia 2 will launch with those grapchics
Well it was a remaster, not a remake like this. Maybe they’ll do a remake of 2 if this sells enough copies
I hope they remake mafia 2 like this one, my favorite of the trilogy
LMI eSports it really would
@@marj9902 Even if there isn't a remake, I think Mafia 2's graphics and presentation still hold up all these years later.
@@udayveerbhadauria1659 Yeah I agree but it would still be nice
20:47 What a way to make someone cry :'(
Who reads this, remember that Tommy Angelo, marked our childhood.
What i really like about this ending is the sentence: "Family. Family is forever." Maybe you can guess the double meaning. I get the chilles just thinking about it. At first i thought he refers to his own family. He was talking about them for 2 minutes. But he refers to the Mafia. There is no way out. He know what was coming. Your Mafia is always is always behind you.
He is talking to the players who were playing the game .
@@hasinaashraf9332 There is a difference between about and to. Obviously he talks to the player.
I love how this plays on. I played mafia 2 when I was young and just finished the definitive edition, this last seen hits home seeing Vito and putting the mission in mafia 2 in a whole other perspective.
Never played mafia 1 before but after playing the definitive edition, this is one of my favorite games this year. They’ve knocked it out of the park with this one
They made the ending so much better it's like a knife going through the heart. The feels are so much deeper.
nagh they made is simple minded and teach you nothing that you did not know
Boohoo nechbeard
Holy shit this was awesome good to see remastered vito and joe with some longer cutscenes
Vito , joe and angelo in one frame best we can get, and awesome work by 2k and hangar.
that dialog with sam was better in original
@Shadow Knight for half of the czech people who fall in love with the original :D
All of the dialog was better in the original, they didn't do any part of it better.
And also when Tommy found Paulie dead in the apartment he was like oh Jesus he ded !!
Unlike the original where he was completely shocked and confused
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.
I had no idea they remade this game. I used to have the original version on PC. It was one of the hardest games I ever played, but one of the most memorable and rewarding experiences. The game was so big for the time - amazing graphics, and there was a MASSIVE selection of realistic cars and weapons to choose from. The missions were very well designed, and you had more freedom than say Grand Theft Auto in how you could complete them. The story and the characters were excellently written, and made you want to keep on playing... Even when you were facing waves of goons who inexplicably could withstand multiple shotgun blasts to the head at point-blank range... XD
I’m new to the mafia games, just played mafia 1 and I’m a big fan now. Hoping mafia 2 and 3 are even better!
Mafia 1 is an absolute masterpiece. I have yet to play 2, but I hear great things. 3 is kinda fun, but doesn’t feel like a mafia game.
Mafia 2 soundtrack when vito and joe comes, beautiful ❤️
Wow, this game was amazing. What a great story and characters, the way they talked and their mannerisms were awesome by themselves. Totally worth remaking. Also totally worth the buy!
I like how it plays the mafia two soundtrack at the end
It looks like he accepted his death. Like he knew it was coming all these years.
Also, when you realize seeing Vito and Joe in the ending of this is the closest we'll ever get to a TRUE Mafia 2 Definitive Edition...Probably.
Admit it; you're all here for Vito and Joe.
Nah i'm here for tommy😔
even though ive seen this ending multiple times before, playing the remastered version again and building up to this point.
that jacket. that theme song. that _voice_ . and then full view of Vito. goosebumps.
Vito: Mr. Angelo
Tommy: sorry, he's next door to your right
Vito: ok, thank you for your time
tommy lives
Excellent story. I now prefer this to Mafia 2.