It’s the 1930s, America’s dryer than a Kalahari communion wafer, and the Great Depression isn’t that great really. It’s a depressing…depression. In that age, there was a fortune to be made provided that you were the type of enterprising fella who knew how to grease a few palms and bend the law just enough. Bootleggers ran moonshine out of Kentucky, …

Mafia: Definitive Edition has some new gameplay that'll make you an offer that you can't refuse.

Slapped with the added challenge of developing a video game in a COVID-19 world whose only ray of sunshine so far has been the news of Brazil’s horrible president contracting a case of karma, Hangar 13 confirmed that Mafia: Definitive Edition wouldn’t hit its intended August 28 release date and would instead be a few weeks late. For now, the game’s new release date is September 25.

You don’t just take a beloved classic, slap its hood and tell people about how this remake bad boy can fit so many more particles inside of it than it did back in the day. Mafia Remake may look and play like an all-new riff on the original game when you peer under the hood, but it’s also going to sound like a completely new game as well. That’s because developer Hangar 13 ditched all of the original audio, and recorded brand new lines and motion capture for this remake. Why? Because ACTING!

Between Sony, Nintendo, EA, Microsoft, Ubisoft and Bethesda, the PC Gaming Show tends to get a bit…overlooked every year. It’s a shame, as this event usually rocks up with a ton of new trailers, deep dives and reveals on games from across all walks of gaming life. This year is no different, as PC Gamer’s annual event is looking to go all out with more than two dozen developers bringing their digital wares straight to your eyeballs.

2K Games’ revival of the Mafia trilogy now has some fresh details to take a gander at without the threat of video game PR rocking up at your house to measure your feet for some concrete shoes.

After two years of nothing but the sound of silence, the Mafia Twitter account has risen from the grave with a single tweet that has presumably been authored by Vin Diesel.

The Xbox One backwards compatibility library grew this week, with two new additions added to the mix. First up, was one of the last great games from 3D Realms in the form of the gloriously gory gravity-tripper Prey. Originally released in 2006, it was the kind of shooter that would have you hurling chunks for all the right reasons. The real gem though, is 2010’s Mafia 2.