Unlike Rockstar, who usually handles "upgrades" in a rather shitty fashion, and frequently simply decides to remove music when they lose the rights to some tracks (instead of creating different versions, so that existing owners can keep their copies "intact"), I'm happy with the way 2K usually handles updates and upgrades.
When the first news of Mafia remasters came out, there were some rumours that the new versions would replace the old ones, which would be insanely shitty for those who enjoy the older versions of the games.
Thankfully, they did things as they should.
I own the original Mafia (the one with the soundtrack intact, not the new version), so I'm glad I get to keep it (and I'm looking forward to the remaster).
I own Mafia II, and all DLCs (yes, even The Betrayal of Jimmy, the DLC that was unavailable on Steam in most locations; after already owning the deluxe edition of the game, I actually bought a certain UK physical re-release that was available during a short period, just because that edition had a key for the The Betrayal of Jimmy DLC), so I'm happy I get to keep them. I'm not sure if any content was removed from the remastered version (any details on changes/removals of any licensed content, like the soundtrack, the magazines/paintings, ... ?), but I'm glad I still have the old version, in case there's any changes I don't like.
As for Mafia III, I already owned all the DLCs, and from what I gather the changes are minimal, so I can live with a single version.
Now, I just need the bundle to be up, so I can pre-order the Mafia remaster.
It will be great to revisit the series (I'm very found of the first 2 games; yes, I love Mafia II, a game that some people felt it was disappointing), and hopefully I'll finally finish Mafia 3.
