, EA's new open-world action game that casts you as second-in-command to Michael Corleone the iconic crime saga. Gameplay is similar to Grand Theft Auto IV or Saints Row 2, but it takes place the ...

In the first “Godfather” game, ... and the film sequel’s focus on Michael as boss, “The Godfather II” puts players in control of the Corleone family.

The Godfather: Part II is the only sequel in Hollywood history to win an Academy Award for Best Picture (Lord of the Rings and Silence of the Lambs don't count). That alone is a tough act for a ...

The Godfather II is an offer EA should have refused. The missions in this attempted homage to the classic film quickly lose their luster, and the open-world game play is kludgy and unfocused.

Don't hate the player, hate the game, so to speak. CINEMABLEND NEWSLETTER. ... In The Godfather II, Michael reaches a point when he feels he must eliminate all who have betrayed him and fight him.

As awful as Michael was at the end of “The Godfather,” it was hard not to admire the brass he showed in command. He’s an avatar of tough, hard-nosed leadership.

Forget flashbacks to a young Vito Corleone, forget Kay and her abortion, forget the tragedy that is the life of Michael Corleone. … Just forget the title entirely. With all that out of the way ...