I didn't quite put enough hours into it, just couldn't get into it due to its technical problems and as you said it's hard to call it a Mafia game. The first one, though, I absolutely adore, an amazing game.
What is your hidden gem of a game?
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I didn't quite put enough hours into it, just couldn't get into it due to its technical problems and as you said it's hard to call it a Mafia game. The first one, though, I absolutely adore, an amazing game.
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I say it's worth having another stab at - even if it's only a few hours a week or so, as there are tinges of what the previous games brought us.
Mafia 1 though - I have nothing but fond memories of that game from my PC gaming days, it was always the go to game (for me) when changing graphics cards - tweaking ini files to get even more details etc. But it was one of the best games, at the time (and probably still now), that just captured the feel of the 1920s era mafioso - it was so good!
Toy Commander on the dreamcast 
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GTA 3 was it not?
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Just dug up another; Exhumed on PS1/Saturn developed by Lobotomy, awesome game!
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Toy Commander on the dreamcast
If any game was begging for a modern remake, it's Toy Commander
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Never heard of it tbh, what platform?
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PC, and all consoles of that gen (GameCube, Xbox, PS2).
Made by the same guys as TimeSplitters, and has that sort of look to it. But it's a 3rd person shooter/adventure.
You have an arsenal of psychic powers and, as a kid at least, I remember the game being rather involving and the story quite gripping. It's no doubt not aged as well as I have it in my mind, but I'd love to try it again on a remaster.
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Future Cop LAPD on the PS1.
The Puyo Puyo series on any console. A simple Tetris rip-off that is cheap and fun.
The Puyo Puyo series on any console. A simple Tetris rip-off that is cheap and fun.
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Timesplitters was awesome, will have a look for this thanksExactly
PC, and all consoles of that gen (GameCube, Xbox, PS2).
Made by the same guys as TimeSplitters, and has that sort of look to it. But it's a 3rd person shooter/adventure.
You have an arsenal of psychic powers and, as a kid at least, I remember the game being rather involving and the story quite gripping. It's no doubt not aged as well as I have it in my mind, but I'd love to try it again on a remaster.
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PC, and all consoles of that gen (GameCube, Xbox, PS2).
Made by the same guys as TimeSplitters, and has that sort of look to it. But it's a 3rd person shooter/adventure.
You have an arsenal of psychic powers and, as a kid at least, I remember the game being rather involving and the story quite gripping. It's no doubt not aged as well as I have it in my mind, but I'd love to try it again on a remaster.
https://pureplaystation.com/new-timesplitters-and-second-sight-coming-in-the-future/2018/08/
Puyo Puyo Tetris, best of them all!
Timesplitters was awesome, will have a look for this thanks
Definitely worthy of your time then, if you enjoyed TS.
Can probably pick it up on eBay dirt cheap now.
There's hope!
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Yeah, loved it on GC. Was hoping Control might have been influenced by it a little, but the latest previews make it seem like they're not similar at all.