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-->''[[BadassBoast YOU THINK YOU CAN TAKE ME?]]'' '''YOU NEED A FUCKING ARMY IF YOU GONNA TAKE ME!!!''' '''''YOU HEAR? I TAKE YOU ALL TO FUCKING HELL!!!!!'''''
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** In order to save the game other than mission completions, the dirty money must be laundered in the bank via proxy meter in which requires to hold a button to fill the indicator which can be difficult at times as the circle indicator it passes away from the full indicator causing massive money loss especially if have millions of dirty money.
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** In order to save the game other than mission completions, the dirty money must be laundered in the bank via proxy meter if you didn't have purchased the financial bonus in which requires to hold a button to fill the indicator which can be difficult at times as the circle indicator it passes away from the full indicator causing massive money loss especially if have millions of dirty money.
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* ThatOneLevel: The Babylon Club front mission is a massive difficulty spike considering that it is an EscortMission. It involves you to protect the VIP and escort it to the door. The enemies appear in [[ZergRush infinite waves]] and you're welding a Desert Eagle which although it is one of the most advanced than the Automatic 45 and deals more damage than the former, it has a very slow rate of fire which thankfully it is possible to also wield the Micro SMG, but i doesn't ease the mission not even in [[SuperMode Blind Rage]] mode as the enemies can not only easily kill you if you don't pay attention to the health bar and activate the "MEDIK" cheat, but your VIP too.
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** In order to save the game other than mission completions, the dirty money must be laundered in the bank via proxy meter in which requires to hold a button to fill the indicator which can be difficult at times as the circle indicator it passes away from the full indicator causing massive money loss especially if have millions of dirty money.
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* CatharsisFactor: The entirety of the prologue. There is '''''nothing''''' as stress-relieving as blowing away dozens upon dozens of Bolivians with Tony's iconic rifle and grenade launcher, which have ''infinite ammo'', so go as crazy as you wish.
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* CatharsisFactor: The entirety of the prologue. There is '''''nothing''''' as more stress-relieving as than blowing away dozens upon dozens of Bolivians with Tony's iconic rifle and grenade launcher, which have ''infinite ammo'', so go as crazy as you wish.
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* DemonicSpiders: {{B|FG}}azooka, {{chainsaw|Good}} and GrenadeLauncher users all can OneHitKill Tony. Also the {{Pirates}} in the boat smuggling runs as they can easily destroy the boat Tony has to use.
* EsotericHappyEnding: [[spoiler:One effectively replaces the DownerEnding in the movie. By this point Tony is assumed to have learned his bitter lessons from the events in the movie, though, and does show some good in him.]]
* GameBreaker: Getting good at the negotiation [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Event]] is useful not only for saving money when it's laundered and scoring drugs to sell, but can make the gang and cop heat mechanics all but a nonissue. For the latter two, one can simply negotiate with the gangs around Miami to drop gang heat, shoot all of them dead for the rewards and to remove the heat from that, then repeat whenever one wants gang heat down, then with the cops stand in the middle of the street with a firearm, wait for the cops to get aggravated enough for one to show up, then put your weapon away and negotiate to drop cop heat then repeat until it is zero, all without ever having to spend a cent to get either down and boosting one's balls at the same time.
* GoodBadBugs: The Microsoft Windows version has some humorous audio quirks (especially on slower computers), such as enemies screeching in [[HeliumSpeech extremely high-pitched Spanish]] during combat.
* EsotericHappyEnding: [[spoiler:One effectively replaces the DownerEnding in the movie. By this point Tony is assumed to have learned his bitter lessons from the events in the movie, though, and does show some good in him.]]
* GameBreaker: Getting good at the negotiation [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Event]] is useful not only for saving money when it's laundered and scoring drugs to sell, but can make the gang and cop heat mechanics all but a nonissue. For the latter two, one can simply negotiate with the gangs around Miami to drop gang heat, shoot all of them dead for the rewards and to remove the heat from that, then repeat whenever one wants gang heat down, then with the cops stand in the middle of the street with a firearm, wait for the cops to get aggravated enough for one to show up, then put your weapon away and negotiate to drop cop heat then repeat until it is zero, all without ever having to spend a cent to get either down and boosting one's balls at the same time.
* GoodBadBugs: The Microsoft Windows version has some humorous audio quirks (especially on slower computers), such as enemies screeching in [[HeliumSpeech extremely high-pitched Spanish]] during combat.
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* DemonicSpiders: {{B|FG}}azooka, {{chainsaw|Good}} and GrenadeLauncher users all can OneHitKill Tony. Also the {{Pirates}} in the boat smuggling runs as they can easily destroy the boat Tony has to use.
* EsotericHappyEnding: [[spoiler:One effectively replaces the DownerEnding in the movie. By this point Tony is assumed to have learned his bitter lessons from the events in the movie, though, and does show some good in him.]]
* GameBreaker: Getting good at the negotiation [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Event]] is useful not only for saving money when it's laundered and scoring drugs to sell, but can make the gang and cop heat mechanics all but a nonissue. For the latter two, one can simply negotiate with the gangs around Miami to drop gang heat, shoot all of them dead for the rewards and to remove the heat from that, then repeat whenever one wants gang heat down, then with the cops stand in the middle of the street with a firearm, wait for the cops to get aggravated enough for one to show up, then put your weapon away and negotiate to drop cop heat then repeat until it is zero, all without ever having to spend a cent to get either down and boosting one's balls at the same time.
* GoodBadBugs: The Microsoft Windows version has some humorous audio quirks (especially on slower computers), such as enemies screeching in [[HeliumSpeech extremely high-pitched Spanish]] during combat.
* MagnificentBastard: In this sequel to the [[Film/Scarface1983 classic 1983 movie]], [[VillainProtagonist Tony Montana]] survives the fateful mansion shootout and vows to rebuild his empire from the ground up and destroy all his enemies in the process. Resolving to become a more [[TookALevelInKindness sensible and honorable man]], Tony kicks his cocaine addiction, learns to control and harness his rage, and refuses to ever harm an innocent again. Using his charisma and guile, Tony slowly takes over the Miami underworld by taking control of all his rivals' businesses and consolidating the supply and distribution of the local drug trade. Tony reestablishes his old contacts while securing valuable new allies to ruin the enterprise of his hated enemy [[BigBad Alejandro Sosa]] and eventually launch a raid on Sosa's mansion and kill him. His vengeance consumated, Tony Montana ultimately lives to enjoy his power and wealth content that finally [[TitleDrop the world is his]].
* EsotericHappyEnding: [[spoiler:One effectively replaces the DownerEnding in the movie. By this point Tony is assumed to have learned his bitter lessons from the events in the movie, though, and does show some good in him.]]
* GameBreaker: Getting good at the negotiation [[PressXToNotDie Quick-Time Event]] is useful not only for saving money when it's laundered and scoring drugs to sell, but can make the gang and cop heat mechanics all but a nonissue. For the latter two, one can simply negotiate with the gangs around Miami to drop gang heat, shoot all of them dead for the rewards and to remove the heat from that, then repeat whenever one wants gang heat down, then with the cops stand in the middle of the street with a firearm, wait for the cops to get aggravated enough for one to show up, then put your weapon away and negotiate to drop cop heat then repeat until it is zero, all without ever having to spend a cent to get either down and boosting one's balls at the same time.
* GoodBadBugs: The Microsoft Windows version has some humorous audio quirks (especially on slower computers), such as enemies screeching in [[HeliumSpeech extremely high-pitched Spanish]] during combat.
* MagnificentBastard: In this sequel to the [[Film/Scarface1983 classic 1983 movie]], [[VillainProtagonist Tony Montana]] survives the fateful mansion shootout and vows to rebuild his empire from the ground up and destroy all his enemies in the process. Resolving to become a more [[TookALevelInKindness sensible and honorable man]], Tony kicks his cocaine addiction, learns to control and harness his rage, and refuses to ever harm an innocent again. Using his charisma and guile, Tony slowly takes over the Miami underworld by taking control of all his rivals' businesses and consolidating the supply and distribution of the local drug trade. Tony reestablishes his old contacts while securing valuable new allies to ruin the enterprise of his hated enemy [[BigBad Alejandro Sosa]] and eventually launch a raid on Sosa's mansion and kill him. His vengeance consumated, Tony Montana ultimately lives to enjoy his power and wealth content that finally [[TitleDrop the world is his]].
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** The song "Cocaine Blues" is attributed to Music/JohnnyCash, but the version featured in the game is actually a cover by Hank Thompson.
** Pete Bellote is credited as the artist for "Push It To The Limit" and "Turn Out The Light". Those songs were actually sung by Paul Engemann and Amy Holland, respectively, and Bellote only ''composed'' those songs.
** The song "Cocaine Blues" is attributed to Music/JohnnyCash, but the version featured in the game is actually a cover by Hank Thompson.
** Pete Bellote is credited as the artist for "Push It To The Limit" and "Turn Out The Light". Those songs were actually sung by Paul Engemann and Amy Holland, respectively, and Bellote only ''composed'' those songs.
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* MagnificentBastard: In this sequel to the [[Film/Scarface1983 classic 1983 movie]], [[VillainProtagonist Tony Montana]] survives the fateful mansion shootout and vows to rebuild his empire from the ground up and destroy all his enemies in the process. Resolving to become a more [[TookALevelInKindness sensible and honorable man]], Tony kicks his cocaine addiction, learns to control and harness his rage, and refuses to ever harm an innocent again. Using his charisma and guile, Tony slowly takes over the Miami underworld by taking control of all his rivals' businesses and consolidating the supply and distribution of the local drug trade. Tony reestablishes his old contacts while securing valuable new allies to ruin the enterprise of his hated enemy [[BigBad Alejandro Sosa]] and eventually launch a raid on Sosa's mansion and kill him. His vengeance consumated, Tony Montana ultimately lives to enjoy his power and wealth content that finally [[TitleDrop the world is his]].
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** This was eventually fixed with an [[https://cookieplmonster.github.io/mods/scarface/ unofficial patch]] by Polish game programmer Silent, allowing the game to be playable on modern systems.
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* MagnificentBastard: In this sequel to the [[Film/Scarface1983 classic 1983 movie]], [[VillainProtagonist Tony Montana]] survives the fateful mansion shootout and vows to rebuild his empire from the ground up and destroy all his enemies in the process. Resolving to become a more [[TookALevelInKindness sensible and honorable man]], Tony kicks his cocaine addiction, learns to control and harness his rage, and refuses to ever harm an innocent again. Using his charisma and guile, Tony slowly takes over the Miami underworld by taking control of all his rivals' businesses and consolidating the supply and distribution of the local drug trade. Tony reestablishes his old contacts while securing valuable new allies to ruin the enterprise of his hated enemy [[BigBad Alejandro Sosa]] and eventually launch a raid on Sosa's mansion and kill him. His vengeance consumated, Tony Montana ultimately lives to enjoy his power and wealth content that finally [[TitleDrop the world is his]].
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The special edition has an outtakes reel. Creator/JayMohr especially is HILARIOUS.
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* NotSoCheapImitation: See above. There's also the fact that the game was successful enough for the developers to develop ''Videogame/{{Prototype}}''.
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** Rival gangs attacking your businesses when you are collecting money from them. For no clearly explained reason you can only do this as a full round where you pick up money from ''every'' business in one go. It's not so bad when you have taken over only the left half of the map. Once you have spread to the other side, there is a good chance a business will be attacked so far away from your current location it is literally impossible for you to get there on time to save it. You can hire guards to protect your businesses, but they never manage to repel attacks by themselves and only serve to buy you time to get there and handle things in person. Once a business has been wrecked you don't get money from there, and have to spend more to repair it and put up new protection. As a cherry on top, there is the separate activity of taking over territories from gangs. Even if you have taken over 100% of the gang territories, somehow that does nothing to prevent the attacks during money collection.
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* PortingDisaster: Though eventually patched, the PC version has a bug where placed decorations in mansion may disappear. There's also how the game will not work on systems above Windows XP anymore (technically it still works but the renderer only produces garbled images, rendering anything but the menu unintelligible), without hacking through with a program called DX Ripper, and even then not all systems could work.
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* PortingDisaster: Though eventually patched, the PC version has a bug where placed decorations in mansion may disappear. There's also how the PC version of the game will not work on systems above Windows XP anymore (technically it still works but the renderer only produces garbled images, rendering anything but the menu unintelligible), without hacking through with a program called DX Ripper, and even then not all systems could work.work, rendering emulation or playing in consoles the only way to enjoy the game nowadays.
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** Tony's refusal to shoot civilians, while an impressive showing of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, can cost some players a mission in a heated gun battle. Nothing is more annoying than shooting at some enemy gun men in the middle of the street and having Tony suddenly stop firing because an innocent woman is in the way. Naturally, enemies are not bound to this game mechanic and will gladly take advantage of it. Fortunately at least during Blind Rage mode Tony will shoot Civilians to hit enemies without a problem.
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** Tony's refusal to shoot civilians, while an impressive showing of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, can cost some players a mission in a heated gun battle. Nothing is more annoying than shooting at some enemy gun men in the middle of the street and having Tony suddenly stop firing because an innocent woman is in the way. Naturally, enemies are not bound to this game mechanic and will gladly take advantage of it.it to the fullest. Fortunately at least during Blind Rage mode Tony will shoot Civilians to hit enemies without a problem.
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** Tony's refusal to shoot civilians, while an impressive showing of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, can cost some players a mission in a heated gun fight. Nothing is more annoying than shooting at some enemy gun men in the middle of the street and having Tony suddenly stop firing because an innocent woman is in the way. Naturally, enemies are not bound to this game mechanic and will gladly take advantage of it. Fortunately at least during Blind Rage mode Tony will shoot Civilians to hit enemies without a problem.
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** Tony's refusal to shoot civilians, while an impressive showing of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, can cost some players a mission in a heated gun fight.battle. Nothing is more annoying than shooting at some enemy gun men in the middle of the street and having Tony suddenly stop firing because an innocent woman is in the way. Naturally, enemies are not bound to this game mechanic and will gladly take advantage of it. Fortunately at least during Blind Rage mode Tony will shoot Civilians to hit enemies without a problem.
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Sosa and his henchmen are from Bolivia, Tony stopped dealing with the Colombians after they murdered Angel
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* CatharsisFactor: The entirety of the prologue. There is '''''nothing''''' as stress-relieving as blowing away dozens upon dozens of Colombians with Tony's iconic rifle and grenade launcher, which have ''infinite ammo'', so go as crazy as you wish.
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* CatharsisFactor: The entirety of the prologue. There is '''''nothing''''' as stress-relieving as blowing away dozens upon dozens of Colombians Bolivians with Tony's iconic rifle and grenade launcher, which have ''infinite ammo'', so go as crazy as you wish.
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* SugerWiki/AwesomeMusic: The game is notably one of the few ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' clones of its time to feature original music playing during missions, most of it being 80's-style synths in the style of the Music/GiorgioMoroder's film soundtrack. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WED_umjSSFI Have]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR3KSPGPZzk a]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3ImDsyU9aw listen]].
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* SugerWiki/AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The game is notably one of the few ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' clones of its time to feature original music playing during missions, most of it being 80's-style synths in the style of the Music/GiorgioMoroder's film soundtrack. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WED_umjSSFI Have]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR3KSPGPZzk a]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3ImDsyU9aw listen]].
