Dis Fockin ‘Guy
An intriguing video has surfaced online that appears to show alpha footage of the sequel to the 2006 action-adventure film adaptation. Scarface: The world is yours. Next part, Scarface: Empireunder development at Radical Entertainment studio but was cancelled when Canadian apparel was merged with Activision in 2008.
New video acquired by YouTube channel Video game mafia and was discovered by VGC’s eagle eyes, shows Tony Montana looking carefree and running through the streets of Las Vegas, confronting an army of delinquents while accompanied by a group of masked associates. The carnage is scored by two licensed tracks: “Viva Las Vegas” by Elvis Presley and “Dr. Feelgood,” suggests that Scarface: Empire will have a licensed track that matches its late 80s setting.
After the run ‘n’ gun action, we also get to see a short clip of the driving action, as Tony passes the cops behind the wheel of his car, (sadly, not at all. his crazy colorful Cadillac). We were also shown a very basic build on the game’s respawn mechanics, perhaps showing that Scarface: Empire There will be a team-based multiplayer mode. Throughout all of the footage above, we hear Montana’s own cynical voice, once again voiced by a (pretty good) soundalike actor, André Sogliuzzo.
Scarface: The world is yours sounds like a disaster on paper; quickly Grand Theft Auto cash goes far rewrite ending of Brian DePalma’s compelling 1983 film Ugly. Surprisingly, though, the PS2, Xbox, and Nintendo Wii release is actually a perfectly fine third-person shooter that has clearly made enough sales impact to warrant bringing this sequel to life. into operation. Of course, as we all know, that is not going to happen, and today Radical Entertainment is basically gone, having been caught up in the Unicron of the game, Activision Blizzard.
Still, it’s tempting to watch videos of unfinished titles, adding small, and often sad, footnotes to the history of video games. For more sim crime content, be sure to visit Mafia game demo.
Chris Moyse
Senior Editor – Chris has been playing video games since the 1980s. Former Saturday Night Slam Master. Graduated with honors from Galaxy High School. Twitter: @ChrisxMoyse
