Online footage has emerged for a shelved sequel to the PS2 game Scarface: The World is Yours, which in essence acted as a non-canonical continuation of the movie in the latest leak which shows the gameplay of part 2 of the now cancelled game
Radical Entertainment produced the video game Scarface: The World is Yours. That primarily attempted to cash in on the hoopla surrounding open-world crime games inspired by Grand Theft Auto.
Scarface 2 Cancelled Game Gameplay Footage Emerges After Leak By Leakers
The game continued where the movie Scarface left off but modified the conclusion to depict Tony surviving the attack he faces in the film.
This allowed Tony to go and regain his empire, continue living as a criminal genius, and create a new, unique narrative that gamers could appreciate.
Scarface 2 Gameplay Footage (2008) | Cancelled Game
Scarface II (Scarface: Empires) official pre-alpha gameplay footage from June 6, 2008. Scarface: The World Is Yours sequel by Radical Entertainment was cancelled in 2009. https://t.co/Fo3A62cOnk pic.twitter.com/hsyyGFPcjL
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Scarface 2 (2008) Gameplay Footage https://t.co/cjrbif2PGi (Cancelled Game) pic.twitter.com/eIeVlEXbwV
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What will the Scarface The Game Release?
A sequel to Scarface: The World is Yours is now available. Before Activision bought Radical Entertainment, a game with the working title Scarface Empire was in development.
After a crackdown on narcotics in Miami, Tony would have moved to Las Vegas in the game.
Tony decided to create his casino to lay his claim on Sin City.
Mafia Gameplay Videos has released some fresh pre-alpha gameplay that shows off what the game would have looked like.
Before taking a car and driving off, Tony gets into a firefight on the Las Vegas Strip.
Since the game was still in its early stages of production, the gameplay is rather rudimentary.
Scarface Empire appears to have had the potential to be something quite original and make use of a setting that few video games have been able to accomplish.
Las Vegas has been the backdrop for numerous criminal games, including the new IP and the Mafia series.
But the majority of them have been shelved or never even made it past the concept stage. Who knows how this game would have turned out.
But it seems like it would have been a fascinating way to carry on Tony Montana’s legacy while also expanding the Scarface universe.
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