I get all my posters at cons . Any artists alley should have a bunch of great prints to look through . They ' re usually all the same size as well . Though go to a con isn ' t the most practical way to pick up posters . <| sep |> Godfather I and II were and still are two of my favourite games . I loved the innovations II made to the series but I acknowledge that it was lacking and disappointing . Mafia III is a sandbox game , so already it ' s above the first two games in it ' s series , as far as I ' m concerned that is . You build an empire and family , which includes Underbosses and their captains . You do get to attack and wrestle control of rackets and said rackets do give you access to bonuses and upgrades but it ' s closer to Godfather I than the rackets of Godfather II . I ' m not saying that ' s a flaw , I ' m just saying it ' s not as open as you might imagine . You can choose to keep the racket boss alive for long term bonuses or kill him for quick cash once you take over the racket your underboss whomever you assign the racket to will get their men to guard it . This is pretty identical to Godfather I , you don ' t really get to micromanage like in Godfather II . It ' s a good game and is on sale so far I haven ' t regretted my decision to buy it I was in the exact same spot as you , wanted a game similar to The Godfather series but I ' ve only just now experienced my first stutteringfps loss and that was pretty aggravating .