It's true - 2K has confirmed Mafia: The Old Country will feature no Italian voice acting. Instead, the game will feature the option of a far more authentic Sicilian voiceover. "Authenticity is at ...

Given that Mafia: The Old Country is based on the known origins of the Sicilian Mafia in the early 1900s, and is set in Sicily, the inclusion of Sicilian voice acting specifically is a nice touch.

Hangar-13, the studio behind Mafia III, has announced a live developer panel for the upcoming Mafia: The Old Country at Pax East. The event will be held on May 8th and plans to dive into an ...

So, there you have it: Mafia The Old Country looks set to launch on Friday, August 8. As mentioned, it's part of a pretty remarkable lineup of games for 2K's parent company Take-Two.

Anyway, the game's set to take us to 1900s Sicily rather than stateside, for some proper Italian mafia hijinks. It's got my interest, even if it keeps leaking details about itself more often than ...

Everything you need to know about Mafia: The Old Country—key details on the release date, story, gameplay, and more—so you can be ready to join the family.

2K Games and Hangar 13 have confirmed that Mafia: The Old Country will have Sicilian voice acting after fans notice the absence of an Italian dub option on Steam.

Hangar 13 revealed its upcoming title Mafia: The Old Country at Gamescom 2024's Opening Night Live, with more details coming in December.

It's true - 2K has confirmed Mafia: The Old Country will feature no Italian voice acting. Instead, the game will feature the option of a far more authentic Sicilian voiceover.

It has its own unique vocabulary and pronunciation, among other things — a completely separate language from Italian. Mafia: The Old Country is the next installment in the franchise.