Scarface: The World Is Yours Is Incredibly Underrated

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  @Gggmanlives · 5 years ago · pinned

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  @lelouche25 · 5 years ago

  I think my favorite thing about this game. Was once you got a huge reputation. You didn&apos;t car jack people. You&apos;d go to a dude and say hey man I need you car. And they&apos;d just give it to you saying yeah you got it Mister Montana.

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  @EscapistBliss · 5 years ago

  This game would sell like hotcakes if they remastered it. That goes for almost all awesome ps2 games though...

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  @lilianamarkwart2422 · 5 years ago

  Fun fact: the voice actor for tony is the same one that voices the payday 2 tony

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  @Monokumaenjoyer · 5 years ago

  The moral code is extremely important to the character. Like, it’s ultimately what got him killed in the film.

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  @IamTheaveragegamer · 4 years ago

  This was one of my favorite PS2 games. Building an empire that actually felt like building an empire. It kept me engaged the entire time I was playing.

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  @Darksiyo · 5 years ago

  A (seemingly) little known fact about this game: While Tony won&apos;t kill random folks, his driver, assassin, and enforcer all will.

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  @anthonyrinaldi1331 · 5 years ago

  This game was great because it was one of the few games where you could taunt and insult your enemies in combat as they insulted &nbsp;and taunted you. Give and take.

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  @current9300 · 5 years ago

  This is one of those games that just have absurd amount of SOUL. You just see that the developers loved every single moment of creating this game.

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  @explodingburritosexperienc9111 · 5 years ago

  I truly can&apos;t believe this game is never talked about when discussing great open world games

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  @raveltammeleht6278 · 4 years ago

  definitely one of my favorites. It does feel a little repetitive, but the randomized missions kind of make up for it. The artwork and voice acting really holds up. Something about 80&apos;s and video games just feels right. To me this game stands right next to vice city. My attraction to open world games started with Driver 1. Vice City and Scarface both have similar qualities in scenery and era, so they just make sense to me to have fun with. Scarface introduced so many new mechanics that felt like Vice City 2. It&apos;s a blessing that we even got a Scarface video game in the first place!

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  @khyronbradford · 5 years ago

  This game was destroyed by the critics mainly for being a “gta clone”. However, it got better shooting mechanics and gameplay than GTA, there are more interactions with the NPC, it featured TWO maps (without counting the final mission), its voice cast was HUGE, the amount of dialogues gigantic, the OST featured an insane rooster of artists, and it really makes you FEEEEL like a crime kingpin (for example, instead of hijacking cars like a thug, Tony would call one of his henchmen to bring him one of his luxury cars, and then they would bring the car sometimes loaded with weapons and with a crew of boot licking bodyguards).

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