Another irony is that Norman said at the beginning of the game “But, you stick around, tell me your story, and maybe you got a shot at living long enough to walk that girl of yours down the aisle” and in the ending Tommy was able to walk his daughter to the aisle and later he was killed.
@joeyboy1002377 And also because he knows Sam doesn't value friendship at all. In the original Mafia, Tom shoots Sam right after he says "Friendship ain't worth shit" after saying how much Frank was Salieri's true friend. Sam clearly said that honor and friendship mean nothing in the business practices of the mafia in the original version.
I think in the new version Sam is a total hypocrite. The moment Tommy pulled the trigger, he is likely to be disgusted by the utter hypocrisy from Sam, who have no remorse, a wimp begging for life. If he truly values Tom as his best bud, he would take the responsibility and kill him himself instead of hiding behind the goons. He is just trying to escape the guilt and blame for killing his “best friend” who saved him multiple times. Tommy was right when he said, “you’re just scared.” In the original version, he at least said what he believed.
@@enzodominguez5366 ever since frank was out of the picture, Sam seen this as a opportunity to go up the ranks and took advantage of it. Why we kept seeing Sam and don playing buddy buddy. Just like how Micah and Dutch was when hosea died.
I mean tom and Paulie had it coming they knew the risk of robbing that bank so at the end they both had to pay with their life yes it's sad but that's how the mafia works.
There's a theory that Sam had a crush on Sarah. As Sam sometimes says something along the lines of he would keep Sarah happy. Maybe he would have married Sarah if he managed to oof Sarah.
Got to give props to Sam's actor. You can hear him struggling in the beginning "There you go again, making me choose...'' . He does not want to do this, but seriously what choice does he have? Tom and Paulie messed up going rogue. That's what makes this story so awesome and tragic. Tommy, Paulie and Sam have good reasons but ultimately it ended the only way it could.
They saved him multiple times. Its the least he could have done. Sam legit said if you guys do it, I wont snitch. If he had not snitched everyone would have just thought it was some random guys who got lucky.
@@0subsWith0vidsChallenge nah I disagree, salieri would have found out either way. And then Sam, Paulie and Tommy would have been killed. Sam did what he had to do, it's what loyal members of a gang usually do. They stay loyal to the don no matter what.
You can consider Sam to be the dark reflection of Tom: -Both are italian men who joined the Salieri Crime Family, climbing up the ranks and became esteemed made men. Both also have a significant other (Michelle for Sam and Sarah for Tommy) and were forced to choose between the Mob and themselves. Both also had a friendship with Paulie and both died violently. -Tommy chose himself over the Mob, refusing to be in the life any longer to the point he ratted out the Salieri Family to protect Sarah and their daughter. He is also a compassionate man who tends to hesitate on pulling the trigger and cared about Paulie. -Sam chose the Mob over himself, to the point he gave up on Michelle and killed Paulie when Salieri ordered it, which led up to Tommy killing him, being blindly loyal to his don. He is a reserved man with a ruthless streak.
I kinda feel sorry for Sam on this one, I remember he saying on one of the missions that he hates churches because every time he went there was to mourn, I can't even imagine how he felt when he knew he would be the one to bury his bests friends.
"There you go again...... making me choose between my friends and the family"... really shows how much he was afraid of the Don but deep down he cared about Tommy and Paulie in a way
@@ps4limit996 Falcon must have had a business relations with Salieri and later clipped Tommy out of respect. Or simply because he was a rat and it doesn’t matter if it’s been one year or twenty rats get put down.
I think that Sam told Tommy to let her go intentionally so that he had more dirt on Tommy, not because he had feelings for her. He could then go to Salieri and tell him all the things that Tommy did behind his back, including letting the witness (the woman) live. It'd be also believable because Tommy let Frank live as well.
God dang, Frank Coletti is right about these 3 Sam has no vision, he couldn't see his fate when he helped his friends, he was blinded by loyalty in Salieri family, he couldn't do it other to follow orders from Salieri Paulie is not very smart to run anything, he convinced Tommy to rob a bank with him and screw the Don Tommy got f up by Paulie and once he was F up hes no reliable anymore, Frank knew he always loyal to his friends more than family
@Ibrahim Sultanovic but he had no choice until he got the money and died he was the younger brother in the family he wanted to be know and get out the family but he pay the price it just breaks my heart seeing him 2 bullets in this dome rip paulie 😭😭😭
Still hurts me to this day and I've been playing this game for a long time. Paulie's death is still one of the biggest and impactful death have ever seen in video game history and it blows my mind on how Paulie and Tommy could have easily avoided death and died of natural causes if only Sam had just kept his mouth closed and didn't tell the don. Sure he knew about Frank and Michelle but the don let it got because they still got taken care of.
@@nightking8490 I know that but you gotta understand bro Tommy, Paulie and Sam were all best friends so it was really not expected for Sam go behind Paulie and Tommy's back like that
Wahas Shah He could’ve told Paulie to meet him in his apartment, Paulie could have been busy drinking coffee or something and Sam shot Paulie in the back then on his head
I like how Sam not killing Tommy right there when he walks in feels natural in the original he seemed like he didn’t care and should’ve killed Tommy on the spot but here you see it’s like he tries to justify himself and his voice seems like it’s just broken or morbid and you can kinda feel him hesitating when he pulls back the slide and points the gun at Tommy like if he was going to shoot him but just couldn’t idk if it’s just me but it even looks like his hand shakes for a minute throughout this fight it feels like Sam is trying to bury it away with excuses and close it from his mind like he talked about in the beginning of the game but this time he can’t I mean this is the guy that carried him to the doc the same guy who let a girl live because Sam just couldn’t let it slide then when he talks about letting Tommy go a big part of me believed him especially when he talked about Frank and how Tommy would be smarter I wouldn’t be surprised if Salieri squeezed info out of Sam considering San was the guy who said something when he saw the picture of Michelle and with how close Sam is with them and the fact Frank was let go I wouldn’t be surprised if he asked Sam questions especially with how smart Salieri can be but idk I just like how Sam actually felt messed up I bet after he killed Paulie his feelings kept biting at him a whole lot more and he just couldn’t block it out of his mind so with Tommy he got sloppy I wouldn’t be surprised if he had hoped Tommy would kill him for killing Paulie especially after he kept talking after Tommy pointed his gun at him as if he just wanted it done and over with
For anyone still defending Sam's actions think about this. When Don Salieri asked him about the bank he could of played dumb Sam basically admits in both versions he's "in good with the don" and has a big bag of money Meaning he sold his boys out for wealth and status I doubt Paulie or Tommy would of done the same to him
By committing the heist both Paulie and Tom knew that it would negatively effect the gang... especially when they did leave. It mattered literally none at all that Sam told the Don. Fact is, Tom and Paulie we’re gonna leave... and when they did... the Don would look towards the only other person who’s closest to them to answer “where they’d gone too”... You’re ignorant and ignore sam’s life in the scenario. He has no choice but to sell them out. Otherwise he’d eventually be targeted by the Don and killed too... They found Frank half way across the world... there was nowhere these guys were gonna go that would save them. No Sam didn’t choose greed here. He chose life. As they all had already chosen greed when they joined the mafia in the first place... there was nothing to gain other then Tom’s enforcer position... which was already at jeopardy due to his past decisions... so there literally nothing for Sam but his life...
@@Sundowner13actually it took a real long time for him to figure that out al it took was attempted murder from another gang and Carlos being sick on the same day for him to figure it out if sam played dumb without evidence it wouldn't of gone like this so I am not making excuses for Sam at all.
Nobody : *Me in my room by myself : “you don’t deserve to talk about Paulie”...* proceeds to points PlayStation controller at the screen like if it’s a gun , and pulls index finger back.
I know many people like the original version of this game more than the remake. But you cannot tell me that this version is not superior it has better voice acting, graphics and an even deeper story. Overall both versions are good for different reasons but imo the remake is better
I agree:) I just finished the remake of this game today and I gotta say I really enjoyed this game a lot. I loved the friendship tommy and Paulie had. Its pretty sad that Paulie died. Definitely a likeable character.
The OG is the first 3D game I ever played, and the first Game I ever finished. It is a nostalgia trip to go watch videos of it. That being said, I think the Remake is better over all in every aspect.
People are so blinded by nostalgia it’s insane. I legitimately can’t take a single sentence seriously in the originals ending because of the voice acting.
They stayed pretty loyal to the original story but added in a lot of little ruffles that made the game unique; having Tommy unloading on Sam as soon as he mentioned Paulie was one of favorites
I wish the game gave you the choice. Like, I wasn’t attached to Frank at all, and even though Tommy technically would be I would have popped him. I also would have popped the lady. Then we should have been able to choose whether or not we did the bank job with Paulie. If we did, the game would continue as seen here. If we didn’t, the Don would order us to kill Paulie, at which point we would get to decide whether or not to shoot him or let him disappear. If we let him disappear there would be a time skip a couple months to the Don finding out about it and the game playing out basically the same as here. If we do shoot Paulie, then we try to leave the family and they try to come after you, at which point the game resumes with Tommy testifying and all that stuff. I get that it’s a remake, but it would still have been super nice to give us a choice
It's amazing how certain dialogues throughout the story are details that gain importance when we finish the game. • After the first shot, Tommy shoots Sam twice in the head, following the don's line. • On two occasions Frank talks about Salieri's instability and ruthlessness: when telling about the story of the dog (murdered when she was no longer useful) and before running away (when he reveals that he is afraid of the day the don will shoot him in the head) • Salieri had already warned Tom to be careful with Paulie's actions (the story of the drowned friends). (Sorry the mistakes, I don't know english)
4:58 man the way Sam just looks up at Tommy in his last moment before he dies always gets me 😢 I know he betrayed Tommy but the way he dies I felt so bad
I had to check out this video because I just played this part and as Sam started talking about Paulie I pulled the right trigger at the exact time that Tommy shot him. I thought that I was the one that killed him.
Finishing this gem up, they put some craftmanship into this fasho, graphics and feel of the city is 🔥🔥 hopefully the next mafia game will be a bit more open, definitely one of the best stories I came across
Saved them from that chase at the beginning of the game, had their asses multiple times when they were about to die, and carried him to a doctor when he was nearly dead, god tommy saw his best friends die
I can totally understand why sam betrayed tom and paulie. Maybe he was scared but he had to do to save himself from the don and the mafia. I mean, probably everyone would do the same in his position
there were Three Friends, all of the have died. Paulie killed by Sam, Sam killed by Tommy, Tommy who decided this life is no more for him, Three bullets packed straight into Sam right after he mentioned all three of them
This is why I will always say Mafia 1 was better than 2. Even as you're going into the building, everything becomes gray, and the size of the building dwarfs you like it's the Mafia growing to power while it tries to kill Tom. Fucking masterpiece, every second of it.
It’s really sad seeing what the life does to good friends. One point all is well, but once one guy fucks up they have to go otherwise everyone goes down. Which explains Sam’s situation quite well. He didn’t want Paulie and Tommy gone but he didn’t wanna die. And Tommy and Paulie didn’t wanna betray the don, but he betrayed them first. So they wanted out. Basically there is no happy ending for mobsters. It always comes down to how long until you receive a bullet in your head?
Finished this game and man the emotions in this scene, Sam was saved multiple times by Paulie and Tommy for him to just betray the same people who saved him in shitty situations for a Don that could give two shits about him just man.
The first one when tom walks in is called "that don't square" and when sam is talking to tommy before his death it is called "our business has rules " from the game music album.
I am guessing sam told salierie about frank and the girl was he was sweet on because he felt like maybe saying this might get him promoted or make him his own capo under salierie and sam probably told salierie about their plan about the bank being cautious and when they finally did don salierie order sam to kill Paulie but seeing his reaction he probably asked someone else to kill that probably the logical outcome because Sam really like Paulie and tommy
Just as good as the scene in GTA IV when Niko confronts Darko. I just noticed that Tommy shoots Sam three times. One bullet from Tommy, one for Paulie, and another for Frank. Amazing.
2:45 Ok, this is some seriously good attention to detail. Notice how Tommy is holding the pistol using the US Army's standard "tea cup" grip. This was the universal way gun instructors (and the US military) taught people to hold a semi-auto two handed prior to the 1950s. It's such a good detail that I'm blown away to see it here. This means that the development team wanted to get so many details right, that they went out of their way to research how people held guns back then to make sure it was period accurate.
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Game began with Sam's gun against Tommy's head, and ended with Tommy's gun against Sam's.
Ended with vito blasting tommy bruh
@@tomasbermudas793 Joe*
It's one of those shifts when I first meet Paulie and Scham
@@tomasbermudas793 it ended with Lincoln blasting Vito lmfao
Another irony is that Norman said at the beginning of the game “But, you stick around, tell me your story, and maybe you got a shot at living long enough to walk that girl of yours down the aisle” and in the ending Tommy was able to walk his daughter to the aisle and later he was killed.
I love the fact he shoots him after he mentioned Paulie most likely because he remembered how Sam killed Paulie.
no shit
@joeyboy1002377 And also because he knows Sam doesn't value friendship at all. In the original Mafia, Tom shoots Sam right after he says "Friendship ain't worth shit" after saying how much Frank was Salieri's true friend. Sam clearly said that honor and friendship mean nothing in the business practices of the mafia in the original version.
@@Sheriffwoodie860 you do know I wasn't asking a question right? So your "no shit" makes absolutely no sense. Lmfao
Look at Tommy, he slightly pulls the gun away until he mentions Paulie
I think in the new version Sam is a total hypocrite. The moment Tommy pulled the trigger, he is likely to be disgusted by the utter hypocrisy from Sam, who have no remorse, a wimp begging for life. If he truly values Tom as his best bud, he would take the responsibility and kill him himself instead of hiding behind the goons. He is just trying to escape the guilt and blame for killing his “best friend” who saved him multiple times. Tommy was right when he said, “you’re just scared.” In the original version, he at least said what he believed.
I can't believe this, Paulie saved Sam so many times, and he just kill Paulie like Rat
I miss paulie every day
I mean he was scared of the don
@@enzodominguez5366 ever since frank was out of the picture, Sam seen this as a opportunity to go up the ranks and took advantage of it. Why we kept seeing Sam and don playing buddy buddy. Just like how Micah and Dutch was when hosea died.
I mean tom and Paulie had it coming they knew the risk of robbing that bank so at the end they both had to pay with their life yes it's sad but that's how the mafia works.
Once a mafioso always a mafioso
4:36 I love how Tom’s arm was going down, when Sam mentioned Sarah, Tom pulled back up his arm
Definitely an amazing detail
Tommy was triggered
@@Zeddddy so he pulled the trigger
@@LikeAChameleonand tommy shot him with his gun get it? “Tommy gun?”
There's a theory that Sam had a crush on Sarah. As Sam sometimes says something along the lines of he would keep Sarah happy. Maybe he would have married Sarah if he managed to oof Sarah.
I love the way Tom’s eyes move in confusion at 1:32
God damn
Realistic as hell
I didn’t even notice that 😳
You like that?
Got to give props to Sam's actor. You can hear him struggling in the beginning "There you go again, making me choose...'' . He does not want to do this, but seriously what choice does he have? Tom and Paulie messed up going rogue. That's what makes this story so awesome and tragic. Tommy, Paulie and Sam have good reasons but ultimately it ended the only way it could.
Agree, people blame Sam too much for his decision, but from his point of view he was fucked up either way.
He had a choice. He’s the only other one who knew about the bank job. He could have just shut up.
@@JoomBow If he shut up then, that would mean he's turning on the Don too, it ain't an easy situation as it may sound...
They saved him multiple times. Its the least he could have done. Sam legit said if you guys do it, I wont snitch. If he had not snitched everyone would have just thought it was some random guys who got lucky.
@@0subsWith0vidsChallenge nah I disagree, salieri would have found out either way. And then Sam, Paulie and Tommy would have been killed. Sam did what he had to do, it's what loyal members of a gang usually do. They stay loyal to the don no matter what.
You can consider Sam to be the dark reflection of Tom:
-Both are italian men who joined the Salieri Crime Family, climbing up the ranks and became esteemed made men. Both also have a significant other (Michelle for Sam and Sarah for Tommy) and were forced to choose between the Mob and themselves. Both also had a friendship with Paulie and both died violently.
-Tommy chose himself over the Mob, refusing to be in the life any longer to the point he ratted out the Salieri Family to protect Sarah and their daughter. He is also a compassionate man who tends to hesitate on pulling the trigger and cared about Paulie.
-Sam chose the Mob over himself, to the point he gave up on Michelle and killed Paulie when Salieri ordered it, which led up to Tommy killing him, being blindly loyal to his don. He is a reserved man with a ruthless streak.
I kinda feel sorry for Sam on this one, I remember he saying on one of the missions that he hates churches because every time he went there was to mourn, I can't even imagine how he felt when he knew he would be the one to bury his bests friends.
He probably felt pretty good
@@philliam111 no he didnt
fr, Salieri wanted that, hes the one, who wanted to kill paulie and tommy.
@@vika6483no because Tom was saleriris
He also said in that same conversation he started getting bored with all the funerals. Dude was a well adjusted sociopath
"There you go again...... making me choose between my friends and the family"... really shows how much he was afraid of the Don but deep down he cared about Tommy and Paulie in a way
Money and Power destroyed a friendship
I wish we could've seen Salieri's reaction to Tommy's betrayal in this game
I like to think we see it when he walks down the dark hall in his prison jumpsuit.
@@shadowknight1121 when vito said "mr sailiers send you his regards" did don send him or it was dons son (sorry for my bad english)
@@ps4limit996 Falcon must have had a business relations with Salieri and later clipped Tommy out of respect. Or simply because he was a rat and it doesn’t matter if it’s been one year or twenty rats get put down.
@@shadowknight1121 there were other people of salieri's family in europe
@@shadowknight1121he looked like a sad old man at that point
When i played this for the first time this was my thought process.
Sam: Your the one who let her live
Me: And your the one who told me to let her go!
Im glad im not the only one who saw how stupid that was lmao
Yeah, talk about having a selective memory 😂
I think that Sam told Tommy to let her go intentionally so that he had more dirt on Tommy, not because he had feelings for her. He could then go to Salieri and tell him all the things that Tommy did behind his back, including letting the witness (the woman) live. It'd be also believable because Tommy let Frank live as well.
You get he did this to pin that shit on Tommy, right?
Good game since the game is so old we all knew where this story was heading but they really did a good job making it more sad
this was actually my first time playing mafia 1 only played the second one years ago
Can't necessarily speak for everyone since majority never played the first game
the best remake of 2020
dont speak for everyone
Notice how Tommy remembered what the Don told Paulie, and what Sam did to Paulie, two in the head
God dang, Frank Coletti is right about these 3
Sam has no vision, he couldn't see his fate when he helped his friends, he was blinded by loyalty in Salieri family, he couldn't do it other to follow orders from Salieri
Paulie is not very smart to run anything, he convinced Tommy to rob a bank with him and screw the Don
Tommy got f up by Paulie and once he was F up hes no reliable anymore, Frank knew he always loyal to his friends more than family
Paulie wasn't dumb
@@jaggermurlin6343 paulie was undoubtedly dumber compared to tommy and sam
@@jaggermurlin6343Paulie was dumb. He did an unsanctioned bank robbery and thought the don wouldn’t find out
@@jaggermurlin6343 if he isnt, then he would already married
@@protocetus499 he was a capo. Not wanting to bring a woman into the life. These guys have morals. They are human.
Frank died too. His fate was mentioned here in the remake.
In original too, but only hinted, no details spilled..just about they found him in Europe..
True😔
I love that the sam is shot when he tries to manipulate tommy with the memories of his best friend who he just killed
It would be amazing to see Sam kills Paulie in flashbacks.
Inny punkt widzenia that would be.. sad
Steven Fontaine Stop being a pussy
Ibrahim Sultanovic That easy for something you’ve been with for a decade
@Ibrahim Sultanovic but he had no choice until he got the money and died he was the younger brother in the family he wanted to be know and get out the family but he pay the price it just breaks my heart seeing him 2 bullets in this dome rip paulie 😭😭😭
The story would be perfect if sam killed him while crying
Nobody is carrying you to the doctor this time SIEM
Mr. Trapani?
Yes?
Mr. Lombardo sends his regards.
Still hurts me to this day and I've been playing this game for a long time. Paulie's death is still one of the biggest and impactful death have ever seen in video game history and it blows my mind on how Paulie and Tommy could have easily avoided death and died of natural causes if only Sam had just kept his mouth closed and didn't tell the don. Sure he knew about Frank and Michelle but the don let it got because they still got taken care of.
Remember neither of the three were saints. They were in a dangerous business and in this business, it happens
@@nightking8490 I know that but you gotta understand bro Tommy, Paulie and Sam were all best friends so it was really not expected for Sam go behind Paulie and Tommy's back like that
@@Itz_Puxe there is nothing known as best friends in criminals. They all turn against one another.
@@nightking8490 Paul and Tom were literally friends to the end 😭
@@nightking8490Hence the old saying "No such thing as honor among thieves"
4:43 u can hear the anger on Tommy's voice
"I dunno" Is that the reaction Sam had when Tommy asked about Frank's family?
I saw that more like as a “watcha’ think?”, which heavily implies they were also killed.
@@pietromarco5750 they were definitely killed
More of a "What do you think?", as if Tommy is asking a stupid question. Frank and his family are dead.
@@eddieguererro46 More likely, assuming from the reply Tommy gives him
Sam was less mean in the remake, can’t believe it.
He killed paulies cold blooded.
Fabio moscadelli Yeah, back of the head
We know why he did it we just don't know how he could do it
Wahas Shah He could’ve told Paulie to meet him in his apartment, Paulie could have been busy drinking coffee or something and Sam shot Paulie in the back then on his head
The blood on Paulie's head, along with the blood on the floor looks like he was thrown on the floor first, then shot
I like how Sam not killing Tommy right there when he walks in feels natural in the original he seemed like he didn’t care and should’ve killed Tommy on the spot but here you see it’s like he tries to justify himself and his voice seems like it’s just broken or morbid and you can kinda feel him hesitating when he pulls back the slide and points the gun at Tommy like if he was going to shoot him but just couldn’t idk if it’s just me but it even looks like his hand shakes for a minute throughout this fight it feels like Sam is trying to bury it away with excuses and close it from his mind like he talked about in the beginning of the game but this time he can’t I mean this is the guy that carried him to the doc the same guy who let a girl live because Sam just couldn’t let it slide then when he talks about letting Tommy go a big part of me believed him especially when he talked about Frank and how Tommy would be smarter I wouldn’t be surprised if Salieri squeezed info out of Sam considering San was the guy who said something when he saw the picture of Michelle and with how close Sam is with them and the fact Frank was let go I wouldn’t be surprised if he asked Sam questions especially with how smart Salieri can be but idk I just like how Sam actually felt messed up I bet after he killed Paulie his feelings kept biting at him a whole lot more and he just couldn’t block it out of his mind so with Tommy he got sloppy I wouldn’t be surprised if he had hoped Tommy would kill him for killing Paulie especially after he kept talking after Tommy pointed his gun at him as if he just wanted it done and over with
Just beat the game and i was amazed but damn this scene hit hard
This scene is amazing, better than the original
I like how you see Tom lower his pistol until Sam bring up Paulie
For anyone still defending Sam's actions think about this. When Don Salieri asked him about the bank he could of played dumb Sam basically admits in both versions he's "in good with the don" and has a big bag of money Meaning he sold his boys out for wealth and status I doubt Paulie or Tommy would of done the same to him
By committing the heist both Paulie and Tom knew that it would negatively effect the gang... especially when they did leave.
It mattered literally none at all that Sam told the Don. Fact is, Tom and Paulie we’re gonna leave... and when they did... the Don would look towards the only other person who’s closest to them to answer “where they’d gone too”...
You’re ignorant and ignore sam’s life in the scenario. He has no choice but to sell them out. Otherwise he’d eventually be targeted by the Don and killed too... They found Frank half way across the world... there was nowhere these guys were gonna go that would save them.
No Sam didn’t choose greed here. He chose life. As they all had already chosen greed when they joined the mafia in the first place... there was nothing to gain other then Tom’s enforcer position... which was already at jeopardy due to his past decisions... so there literally nothing for Sam but his life...
Tommy was a dead man walking anyway for not killing Frank and the woman in the hotel. The Don knew about that already.
Remember how quick don found out Carlo betrayed him? He obviously would've found out Sam knew and held out on him
@@Sundowner13actually it took a real long time for him to figure that out al it took was attempted murder from another gang and Carlos being sick on the same day for him to figure it out if sam played dumb without evidence it wouldn't of gone like this so I am not making excuses for Sam at all.
4:58 Three shots for a broken friendship of three friends.
One bad action can broke friendship. RIP to this three. They made a good bond and friendship 😥
I stopped playing this game after that racing mission. Then I got back on it and holy crap this became one of my favorite games this year!
"Dammit Sam, for the 10th time, I'm a racist, not a racer!"
When I look at sams eyes its eyes of someone with no remorse for killing.
Nobody :
*Me in my room by myself : “you don’t deserve to talk about Paulie”...* proceeds to points PlayStation controller at the screen like if it’s a gun , and pulls index finger back.
Gotta admit it , Sam looks more handsomer in remake version than the original
I know many people like the original version of this game more than the remake. But you cannot tell me that this version is not superior it has better voice acting, graphics and an even deeper story. Overall both versions are good for different reasons but imo the remake is better
It's the best gangster game such a nice game
Some people think that loving the remake means hating on the original which is pretty stupid logic imo
I agree:) I just finished the remake of this game today and I gotta say I really enjoyed this game a lot. I loved the friendship tommy and Paulie had. Its pretty sad that Paulie died. Definitely a likeable character.
The OG is the first 3D game I ever played, and the first Game I ever finished. It is a nostalgia trip to go watch videos of it. That being said, I think the Remake is better over all in every aspect.
People are so blinded by nostalgia it’s insane. I legitimately can’t take a single sentence seriously in the originals ending because of the voice acting.
That ending was so painful man 😔
😔
Tommy after killing sam he throws the pistol on sam for make sense that sam brought this on himself
This game is a fucking masterpiece
starting from 2002 to now it still making me cry :C
tommy was lowering his hand and i think he was about to leave but when sam mentioned paulie he killed him
He couldn't pick up that tommy gun the coincidentally landed in front of him
Then Tommy would shoot him, plus he was already injured, plus the Chicago was much closer to Tommy than they were to Sam.
Crazy to think that Tommy sparing Frank unironically ended up giving him a worse end
Goddamnit Saliarei is a monster he not only had Frank killed but his family as well.
😔
The way he compares himself against Morello saying he's a "cruel monster", he was no different with Morello
When I was reading the subtitles and saw that he mentioned Paulie, I knew that Tommy was gonna shoot him right then once he said it
They stayed pretty loyal to the original story but added in a lot of little ruffles that made the game unique; having Tommy unloading on Sam as soon as he mentioned Paulie was one of favorites
I wish the game gave you the choice. Like, I wasn’t attached to Frank at all, and even though Tommy technically would be I would have popped him. I also would have popped the lady. Then we should have been able to choose whether or not we did the bank job with Paulie. If we did, the game would continue as seen here.
If we didn’t, the Don would order us to kill Paulie, at which point we would get to decide whether or not to shoot him or let him disappear. If we let him disappear there would be a time skip a couple months to the Don finding out about it and the game playing out basically the same as here. If we do shoot Paulie, then we try to leave the family and they try to come after you, at which point the game resumes with Tommy testifying and all that stuff.
I get that it’s a remake, but it would still have been super nice to give us a choice
It's amazing how certain dialogues throughout the story are details that gain importance when we finish the game.
• After the first shot, Tommy shoots Sam twice in the head, following the don's line.
• On two occasions Frank talks about Salieri's instability and ruthlessness: when telling about the story of the dog (murdered when she was no longer useful) and before running away (when he reveals that he is afraid of the day the don will shoot him in the head)
• Salieri had already warned Tom to be careful with Paulie's actions (the story of the drowned friends).
(Sorry the mistakes, I don't know english)
he wanted tommy to keep the lady ive the hypocrite
4:58 man the way Sam just looks up at Tommy in his last moment before he dies always gets me 😢 I know he betrayed Tommy but the way he dies I felt so bad
I just realized Tommy shot Sam a few extra times. He remembered what Sam told him after he didn't shoot that one kid.
Played this on classic mode. It wasn't THIS easy lmfao
I had to check out this video because I just played this part and as Sam started talking about Paulie I pulled the right trigger at the exact time that Tommy shot him. I thought that I was the one that killed him.
This game has the best cutscenes I’ve ever seen.
Finishing this gem up, they put some craftmanship into this fasho, graphics and feel of the city is 🔥🔥 hopefully the next mafia game will be a bit more open, definitely one of the best stories I came across
Man, I wish Tommy and Paulie just listened to Sam.
Saved them from that chase at the beginning of the game, had their asses multiple times when they were about to die, and carried him to a doctor when he was nearly dead, god tommy saw his best friends die
Amazing how the remake made this scene so emotional that I got all teary.
Sam was the only one loyal in this game. He reminds me of Javier. He is loyal to a bad man
Sam isn't as mean like he was in original!
I really like this one tbh, he's much more understanding and is bitter sweet instead of plain old satisfying killing him like the original.
@@hubendraknirnarciso8573this game is another good remake
he did ALL THAT in a sweet suit lol
*Top 10 saddest anime deaths*
The business had rules? Salieri had that secret dope job
“Don’t let him suffer boys, he’s my buddy.”
Greatest line in the game
It’s sadder when you realize tommy shot Pauli mid sentence cuz if he kept talking tommy wouldn’t the able to shoot sam 😔
That's Sam
And to me it seems that he got pissed when Sam mentioned Paulie's name, reminding Tommy how Sam basically murdered their mutual best friend
The soundtrack for this game is so underrated.
I wished the story of Mafia gets more recognized like RDR2's story
I can totally understand why sam betrayed tom and paulie. Maybe he was scared but he had to do to save himself from the don and the mafia. I mean, probably everyone would do the same in his position
I seriously doubt Tom or Paulie would hurt Sam that’s makes it worse
@@dionruffin3996 yeah
No one gonna talk about that Sam accent.
@@Mooshake069420 his upper lip didn't exist.
Chicago 30s accent
I will always love that they changed the scene in the Definitive Edition to have Tommy kill Sam as soon as he mentioned Paulie’s name.
Imagine after tommy killed Sam, Leo Gallante shows up behind him and says “The Commission wants you dead”
He looks like jimmy fallan
there were Three Friends, all of the have died. Paulie killed by Sam, Sam killed by Tommy, Tommy who decided this life is no more for him, Three bullets packed straight into Sam right after he mentioned all three of them
This is why I will always say Mafia 1 was better than 2. Even as you're going into the building, everything becomes gray, and the size of the building dwarfs you like it's the Mafia growing to power while it tries to kill Tom. Fucking masterpiece, every second of it.
I wish that Tommy kept shooting until the pistol had no ammo and he'd be still pulling the trigger like in Devil May Cry 3 with Lady's scene
sam talks all this shit for being critically injured every five seconds
I liked, sam even in the end he was my fav character
It’s really sad seeing what the life does to good friends. One point all is well, but once one guy fucks up they have to go otherwise everyone goes down. Which explains Sam’s situation quite well. He didn’t want Paulie and Tommy gone but he didn’t wanna die. And Tommy and Paulie didn’t wanna betray the don, but he betrayed them first. So they wanted out. Basically there is no happy ending for mobsters. It always comes down to how long until you receive a bullet in your head?
This games story was better then red dead redemption twos ngl.
Finished this game and man the emotions in this scene, Sam was saved multiple times by Paulie and Tommy for him to just betray the same people who saved him in shitty situations for a Don that could give two shits about him just man.
If they would have killed him the game would still have been a masterpiece
Can I just say I love that smile at 4:23 no homo but god this man is hot lmao
Ew gay
So it’s Tommy’s fault that Sam asked him to save the girl? What kinda fucked up logic is that?
He told him to let her go, so he could have more dirt on Tommy.
@@meldrickedwards1892no he didn't he told her to let her go because he felt bad. After Tommy betrayed the Don then he used it as dirt
Play first see this 🌟4:56 He kill just JUST... when he say Paulie....Boom shot....
What's the music at 3:24
Bit a situasion
The first one when tom walks in is called "that don't square" and when sam is talking to tommy before his death it is called "our business has rules " from the game music album.
YO LEGIT everyone missed everything’s that sam says to Tom you have to not shoot him right away when hes shooting at you and then let him talk more.
This game was a banger! I had so much fun!
"The Death of Art" ;____;
I am guessing sam told salierie about frank and the girl was he was sweet on because he felt like maybe saying this might get him promoted or make him his own capo under salierie and sam probably told salierie about their plan about the bank being cautious and when they finally did don salierie order sam to kill Paulie but seeing his reaction he probably asked someone else to kill that probably the logical outcome because Sam really like Paulie and tommy
Really wish they remade Mafia 2's Cutscenes like this.
idk, but i miss paulie and sam tbh
Bro I ran through all sams guys I was so mad
But that guys end…
Sam…You killed kim? You killed Paulie?
No. Paulie got himself killed
Just as good as the scene in GTA IV when Niko confronts Darko.
I just noticed that Tommy shoots Sam three times. One bullet from Tommy, one for Paulie, and another for Frank. Amazing.
Fantastic game. Played it on X playing mafia 2
Good, also if Sam couldn’t even get enough money for Salieri, what did he think was gonna happen when he started rising up in the ranks?
He pretty much would still had his role as a soldier in the family. Maybe also known as a top earner but that’s it.
I liked the original cutscene more
So did tommy get the money in the end?
no, he ratted on the family and got put into witness protection before eventually getting murdered by the protagonist of mafia 2.
@@slappytheclown4 atleast he died being old and rich like he always wanted
@@bobbery2129 he wasnt rich tho, he didnt took that money, u can say that he started from 0 after his 8 years in prison.
2:45 Ok, this is some seriously good attention to detail. Notice how Tommy is holding the pistol using the US Army's standard "tea cup" grip. This was the universal way gun instructors (and the US military) taught people to hold a semi-auto two handed prior to the 1950s. It's such a good detail that I'm blown away to see it here. This means that the development team wanted to get so many details right, that they went out of their way to research how people held guns back then to make sure it was period accurate.
Did Sam killed Paulie ??
No.Paulie got himself killed.
@@PJS-7K- no Sam killed him you're wronf
@@PJS-7K- And you seem real tore up about it.
@@wajajan697 I'm just in good mood.
I don't think Sam personally killed Paulie but rather had some of his crew do it
I liked Sam