All Deaths and Executions | Mafia Definitive Edition

Showcase video about All the Deaths and Executions cutscenes on chronological order in Mafia Definitive Edition part of the Mafia Trilogy
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[@oldchannel8904]

The cars from 1930 - 1960 looked like what people back in those days thought what cars from the future are gonna look like

[@AlexKS1992]

I remember playing this game on my PS2 15 years ago and I couldn't get past the race mission. I'm definitely getting this game. Update: I got the game a few days ago and I won the race. After 15 years I’ve been vindicated.

[@mr.formal6723]

Atleast tommy wasnt killed by Tommy Gun

[@emperorjilp107]

I love the detail that Tommy only kills sam after he mentions Paulie, making Tom remember how Sam killed his own best friend for money and his own selfish gain

[@nobodyknows0314]

The original Tommy death was pretty sad... but this is way sadder in my opinion.

[@smeagolfingers4116]

I love how in this version Tommy sounds so much more confident and accepting when he says yes just before he’s shot. It’s like he already knows what is about to happen, and has been satisfied with the time he’s had, and is ok with moving on. Just a really nice touch in the voice actors part. I remember in the old version he said yes like he was confused or asking a question.

[@leoncoben6983]

It's funny how Salieri mocked Morello for not being able to control his anger only to see how he slowly becomes exactly like Morello. Quick to anger and faster to even betray his own friends. People that he sits down with and has dinner and drinks with on a regular basis and just gives it all up for more money even though he owned that whole city. Paulie's and Sam's deaths hurt me, but it also hurt that Salieri betrayed them just as much as he betrayed himself.

[@angus9165]

I swear, if this game was a movie instead of a game, it would probably be considered one of the best gangster movies of all time

[@tupack361]

the old guy who died in the restaraunt was kinda sad. He looked like a nice guy

[@RevolverSnake007]

Sorry kid, Pepe wasn't part of the deal

[@saharavneri8252]

Paulie's death was the hardest for me to accept, he overall was always loyal to Tommy, sociable and very funny. He dreamed of being as successful as anyone. Paulie did not deserve to die alone. A 40-year-old single man with no children, no future, no hope, no dream. Sad that Sam is the one who murdered Paulie, his good friend who trusted him

[@ruairimurnion2091]

Its incredible writing that as soon as sam mentions paulies name tommy pulled the trigger, he almost let sam go because they were friends but realised that sam truly had no loyalty to anyone but the don

[@poetic1700]

Crazy how mafia 2 it was just a regular mission where you had to go and “wack a guy” and now you are the guy that they wacked the realism in this series I tell ya

[@shiftrift7009]

8:54

[@whyareureadingthislol5925]

2:29

[@petrifiedtoaster8572]

For people who are wondering, Tommy possibly looked shocked in the original because while he was under protection, only 3 groups knew his real identity. The Government who gave him a new life, the mobsters who were jailed, and his family. I thought in the original , that when Vito asks "Mr Angelo?", he might of thought it was a government agent possibly trying to talk to him, then when the lupara is raised he then knows, in that split second, it was a hit. This version makes it look like he knew he was screwed the moment his real name was mentioned. Just a thought.

[@lil.dgotthejuice3443]

Tommy is the legend, when joe pill out the shotgun, Tommy wasn’t scared, he wasn’t afraid to die

[@quasimodo8959]

17:02

[@W0LFB3AT5]

It’s kinda cool that Tommy Angelo and Arthur Morgan from RDR2 share the same aspect;

[@3120dd]

tommy reminds me of john marston, both see the downfall of the gang from the start, both have a wife, both gets betrayed, and both work for the government/ cops, to bring down the gang than die at the end.