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Posted by DVD Reviewer Competitions on 04/03/06 13:41
Welcome to the Corleone family. After a life of small-time jobs and petty
thefts you've been accepted into America's most famous criminal
organization. Now it's up to you to carry out orders, earn respect, rise
through the ranks, and make New York City your own. Play your cards right
and you could even be running everything as the next, and most powerful,
Don.
A story about family, respect and loyalty, The Godfather book by Mario Puzo
and film by Paramount Pictures serve as inspiration for the game as you join
the Corleone family and earn respect through loyalty and fear as you rise
through the ranks to become Don in a living, 1945-1955 New York. The
GodfatherTM Game will put you at the center of action in one of history's
most revered cinematic masterpieces, allowing you to create yourself in the
game, and then choose your path as you rise from lowly outsider to envied
and feared Don.
The Godfather will offer gamers countless choices for solving the family's
problems with brutal violence, skillful diplomacy, or a cunning mixture of
both. From mob hits and bank heists to drive-bys and extortion, step deep
inside the world of The Godfather where intimidation and negotiation are
your tickets to the top. Players will use their powers of loyalty and fear
to earn respect through interactions with characters in the world. Decisions
made by the player in the game will have lasting consequences, just as it
was in the mob underworld featured in The Godfather fiction.
The Godfather film from Paramount Pictures featured some of Hollywood's
finest actors and several are contributing to the game's development. All
character likenesses from the movie will be included and lending their
voices to add a dramatic and cinematic touch to the game are the late Marlon
Brando as Don Vito Corleone, James Caan as Sonny Corleone and Robert Duvall
as consigliore Tom Hagen.
Ends 23/04/06
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