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Gotta love those sales on the PlayStation Store! It’s like a little treasure hunt every time, a chance to snag some killer deals on games we’ve got our eyes on. Right now, there’s this sweet discount on a proper gem of a game—a remake—plunked right down at its lowest price. But don’t dawdle, it won’t last! Who benefits from thinking too long, anyway?
### Why Mafia: Definitive Edition Screams “Buy Me!”
So here’s the scoop: Mafia: Definitive Edition is slashed a wild 85% off on the PS Store. I mean, how often do we see that kind of cut, right? From $39.99 plunging dramatically to just $5.99. Think about it: a latte or diving into 1930s gangland drama? Anyway, grab it by May 13 at the ungodly hour of 2:59 a.m. ET. Why 2:59? Who decided?
The game’s all about Tommy Angelo—a cabbie who, guess what, winds up neck-deep in the mafia world. It’s funny how life takes sharp turns, isn’t it? One night you’re minding your own business, the next—bam!—you’re tangled up with mob bosses and plotting your survival in Lost Heaven, weaving through friends—or are they enemies?—and maybe realizing everyone’s playing their own game.
Hey, if you’re thinking “why stop at one when you can have more,” the whole Mafia Trilogy’s up for grabs too, just $11.99. Honestly, two extra games for six bucks more feels like a no-brainer move. Right? Or maybe that’s just my inner cheapskate talking.
Released back in 2020, the remake garnered some decent vibes. Metacritic—and not that I hang on every number, but it’s something—gave it a 78. I remember when it first dropped in 2002, seems like just yesterday that Illusion Softworks was the name everyone whispered about. Nostalgia’s a powerful thing, huh?
Oh! And while we’re diving into Mafia’s world, the next chapter—Mafia: The Old Country—is due on PS5 come August 7. Can’t help but wonder what twists and turns await. And amidst all the jabber about rising game prices, $49.99 for the new title feels like a break. I mean, sometimes you just gotta appreciate the little wins, you know?
Anyway, that’s about the gist of it. I’ve got my eyes on these sales—always dreaming of the next great game to escape into. Or get lost in. Whichever comes first.
