The launch of Mafia Trilogy was an exciting affair for fans of the long-running franchise. Finally, Mafia II is available on current-gen hardware, with the original Mafia slated to launch as a remake in August (and Mafia III with all its DLC rounding out the package). However, as the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold. Mafia II: Definitive Edition is replete with technical issues. The game often chugs when driving, some cutscenes have the strangest of glitches, and frame rate problems are frequent. Why 2K and co. released the project in this state is anyone?s guess, but fixes and updates are incoming.
D3tLtd, one of the studios behind the remaster, addressed the issues in a recent Twitter post. Apparently, the developer is keeping a close eye on player feedback. It also aims to work closely with 2K to support the title with future updates. See the post in question in the tweet linked below:
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