The Betrayal of Jimmy is the first story DLC in Mafia II.
Overview[]
The Betrayal of Jimmy offers a more arcade-like gameplay, while still maintaining the basic structure and controls as Mafia II. Players earn points for doing certain actions, such as fast driving, killing enemies and destroying vehicles. In addition the DLC features online leaderboards.
Background[]
The Betrayal of Jimmy begins the story of Jimmy, a gun for hire who will do any job for the right price. Jimmy's employers, Sal Gravina and Tam Brodie are both determined to eliminate any competition in the criminal underworld of Empire Bay.
Sal Gravina is at war with Elroy Tussle, leader of the Bombers, a two-bit gang that controls the slums of Sand Island. Tam Brodie has his own issues with Eddie Fu, leader of the Empire Bay Triads, who operate out of Chinatown. Together they rely on the unique talents of Jimmy to carry out their plans of taking down both gangs and furthering their interests. To make some extra walking around money, Jimmy also dabbles in vehicle thefts for some of Empire Bay's less scrupulous car dealers.
Characters[]
- Main article: Characters in Mafia II
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Vehicles[]
The Betrayal of Jimmy adds one new exclusive vehicle, the Waybar Hot Rod. As with all Mafia II DLCs, the garage capacity has been increased to 30 vehicles.
1940s Era Vehicles[]
As The Betrayal of Jimmy is set in the 1950s, the only 1940s era vehicles available to save in garages are the following:
1950s Era Vehicles[]
- All vehicles from the 1950s era of the game are available with the exception of the Smith Deluxe Station Wagon.
Missions[]
The Betrayal of Jimmy includes 21 arcade style missions, each one given a difficulty rating of one to four stars. There are also 9 vehicle theft missions for the player to complete.
Interactive Map[]
Roll over the icon to see the mission name or click to see the mission walkthrough.
Trivia[]
- The DLC was originally a PlayStation 3-exclusive that was later released for other platforms.
- The DLC is set in an alternate timeline of late 1950s Empire Bay (between 1956-1958). Many of its details are not meant to be canon with the Mafia Series.
- Unlike the other two Mafia II DLCs, The Betrayal of Jimmy does not feature any new locations, but does feature the exclusive vehicle, the Waybar Hot Rod.
- In the Japanese and English versions of the Definitive Edition, the nudity on the mission loading screens is censored.