The Godfather II

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Game Name:The Godfather II

Platform:ps3

Type:PKG

Console:PS3

Developer:Matthew Copeland

Publisher:Inc., Electronic Arts

Perspective:Behind view

Offline Players:1 Player

Release Date:March 21, 2006

The Godfather II is an action-adventure game set in the organized-crime world of the 1960s. On PlayStation 3, players follow Dominic Corleone as he builds a crime family and seeks greater control over rival territories.

Don's View lets the player think like a crime boss by surveying territory, managing businesses, placing defenses, and studying the balance of power. Missions combine direct action with decisions about alliances, resources, and family loyalty.

A personal crime saga develops through deception, betrayal, and conquest as Dominic expands the Corleone family. The game was developed by EA Redwood Shores and published by Electronic Arts.

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