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TheSwede said:
Thanks. So the games don't refer back to each other then ? I see in the Mafia 2 description it seems to be another chap you playing there ??
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Don't know whether M1 and M2 are connected, never played M1, M3 is definitely nothing at all to do with M2 as it's Vietnam era, 2 is pre WWII, M2 is really good-it's the only GTA type title Iv'e ever stuck at, M3 I refunded on Steam as it was terrible.
 
tommybhoy said:
Don't know whether M1 and M2 are connected, never played M1, M3 is definitely nothing at all to do with M2 as it's Vietnam era, 2 is pre WWII, M2 is really good-it's the only GTA type title Iv'e ever stuck at, M3 I refunded on Steam as it was terrible.
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Thanks, I bought M2 just a few hours ago but hold of on M3, glad I did since oyu the 2nd person saying it not worth it. Cheers ! :cool:
 
TheSwede said:
Thanks, I bought M2 just a few hours ago
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Mafia 2 feels incredibly empty and hollow compared to your average GTA and the amount of driving gets old fast. It's still an ok experience but don't expect a full on GTA type game because it only gets about halfway there.
 
x-st said:
Mafia 2 feels incredibly empty and hollow compared to your average GTA and the amount of driving gets old fast. It's still an ok experience but don't expect a full on GTA type game because it only gets about halfway there.
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That's ok, I never played any of the GTA games so hopefully I be good with the other content of Mafia 2. :p :cool:
 
x-st said:
Mafia 2 feels incredibly empty and hollow compared to your average GTA and the amount of driving gets old fast. It's still an ok experience but don't expect a full on GTA type game because it only gets about halfway there.
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It's really more akin to LA Noire in that there's a large city but not too much reason to go exploring beyond the scope of the storyline/missions.
 
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