Scarface: The World Is Yours

The game developers decided that Al Pacino's current voice was "too old" for this 30-something character, so they gave him full control over his substitute instead, as a part of the "voice and likeness" agreement. This very same agreement also prevents Pacino from lending his voice or likeness to other film-based games, which is why he's not included in the cast of El padrino (2006). André Sogliuzzo was handpicked from a vast selection of voice artists by Pacino himself, to deliver the voice of Tony Montana - who of course was played by Pacino in the film the game is based on, El precio del poder (1983).

Although the game is set in 1983, quite a few of the songs featured on the soundtrack weren't released until long afterward.

German version was heavily modified in order to see a release in Germany. Blood splatters were reduced, gore was removed entirely, the chainsaw and its associated level were also removed from the game in the German version.

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