"There's a ramming function you can do, shooting out tyres, causing cars to flip. But we've taken that and kind of expanded on it and blown it out in someways, to make it feel more like a Hollywood action movie. "So Mafia II is really well known for its physics-based driving model, which is fantastic and feels very different from any other games where driving is a major component. "We've really pushed on the driving models," he explained when we talked to him at Gamescom. Hangar 13 boss Haden Blackman has discussed how the studio's aiming for a Hollywood action movie feel with its driving model for Mafia III, and says how they're treating cars "as a weapon".
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