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The Mafia Trilogy Has Hit Its Lowest Price, And You’d Be A Fool To Refuse
The Mafia Trilogy is currently available at its lowest price ever, with an 83% discount making the collection of three action-adventure games a significant bargain. The trilogy includes Mafia: Definitive Edition, Mafia 2: Definitive Edition with its DLCs, and Mafia 3, offering around 50 hours of narrative content. This deal is particularly appealing for those looking for a way to pass the time before other anticipated crime-themed games release.
Mafia 3, which PC Gamer scored 54% but which I say is great, got a nice little 10th-anniversary update
Hangar 13 has released a 10th-anniversary update for Mafia 3: Definitive Edition on PC, bringing quality-of-life enhancements. The patch addresses issues such as janky mission progress, improved NPC behavior, and better achievement tracking, aiming to refine the player experience.
Mafia III fyller tio och firar med gratis uppgradering
Mafia III: Definitive Edition is receiving free upgrades to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, ten years after its initial release. The update includes a performance boost to 60 frames per second and bug fixes, though save files will not transfer. PC players also receive an update with similar fixes and improved performance.
Free PS5 Upgrade of Fan-Favorite PS4 Adventure Game Out Now
A free PlayStation 5 upgrade for Mafia III: Definitive Edition is now available for owners of the PlayStation 4 version. This upgrade enhances the game with 60 FPS gameplay, improved trophy tracking, better AI, and navigation enhancements, while including all previously released story DLCs.
Mafia 3 Gets Free Current-Gen Update That Adds 60FPS Support And More
Mafia 3 has received a free update for current-generation consoles, adding support for 60 frames per second and other enhancements. This update aims to improve the performance and visual experience for players on platforms like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Xbox Announces New Film, TV and Entertainment Division XP, Led by Former Minecraft Studio Head
Xbox has launched a new division called XP, focused on expanding its gaming franchises into film, television, merchandise, live events, and partnerships. Led by former Minecraft studio head Kayleen Walters, the division aims to reach audiences beyond the games themselves, leveraging recent successes like the Minecraft movie and the Fallout series.
Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 Rated by ESRB for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S
Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 have been rated by the ESRB for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, suggesting Definitive Edition releases for both titles are imminent. This follows the release of Mafia: Definitive Edition and the positive reception of the first game's PS5 version.
Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 Could Be Set for PS5 and Xbox Series Upgrades After Definitive Editions Leak Online
Mafia 2 and Mafia 3 are reportedly coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles with graphical enhancements, as indicated by an ESRB rating for the Definitive Editions. This suggests an upgrade for the remastered versions of the games.
How to Claim Mafia III and Call of Duty: WWII for Free on PSN UK
PlayStation players in the UK can claim Mafia III and Call of Duty: WWII for free on the PlayStation Store. Both are PS4 titles and can be added to eligible accounts' libraries. Instructions are provided on how to create a UK PlayStation Network account if needed.
Call Of Duty and Mafia games are free on PlayStation Store right now
Mafia 3 and Call of Duty: WWII are currently available for free on the European PlayStation Store for both PS4 and PS5, with no PlayStation Plus subscription required. This appears to be an accidental release by Sony, as the games are priced normally in the US. While the article notes Mafia 3's repetitive design, it suggests both titles might be worth trying for free.
2 Popular PS4 Games Completely Free on PlayStation Store Right Now
Two popular PlayStation 4 games, Call of Duty: WWII and Mafia III, are currently available for free on the PlayStation Store in several regions. It is unclear if this is a deliberate promotion or a glitch, but players can claim and download the titles. The article notes that licenses may be revoked once the issue is discovered.
LONDON GAMES FESTIVAL UNVEILS ITS 2026 ENSEMBLE COHORT
The London Games Festival has announced its 2026 Ensemble cohort, highlighting Black, Asian, and underrepresented ethnic creatives in the UK games industry. The program, curated by Sharna Jackson, features eight individuals in roles ranging from game directors to audio designers, with an installation at Trafalgar Square and features at New Game Plus.
Games London reveals Ensemble 2026 cohort
Games London has announced the eight creatives selected for the 2026 Ensemble initiative, which highlights Black, Asian, and other underrepresented ethnic talent in the UK games industry. Curated by Sharna Jackson, the program aims to amplify new voices and inspire future diverse talent. The exhibition will be displayed in Trafalgar Square and tour nationally.
Mesa 26.0.2 arrives with more bug-fixes for Linux graphics drivers
Mesa 26.0.2 has been released, providing bug fixes for open-source graphics drivers on Linux. This update addresses issues including build failures, visual glitches in Counter-Strike 2 and Mafia III on AMD hardware, VRAM memory leaks, and compiler assertion failures.
