The Godfather II

Videojuego
2009
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.A video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.A video game in which players control a new member of the Corleone crime family who is rising through the ranks.

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Chris Cox

Dominic
(voz)

Robert Duvall

Tom Hagen
(voz)

Carlos Ferro

Michael Corleone
(voz)

Calum Grant

Leroy Petriboni
(voz)

Joe Hanna

Tony Rosato
(voz)

Aaron Wilton

Roy Giordano
(voz)

Tim Talbot

Richie Discenza
(voz)

Danny Jacobs

Hyman Roth
(voz)

John Mariano

Fredo Corleone
(voz)

Vic Polizos

Don Rico Granados
(voz)

Chris Edgerly

Senator Pat Geary
(voz)

Sasha Roiz

Don Esteban Almeida
(voz)

Gavin Hammon

Frankie Pentangeli
(voz)

Deborah Ben-Eliezer

Esther Moreno
(voz)
(as Deborah Eliezer)

Lorri Holt

Rosa Scarletti
(voz)

Ed Francis Martin

Tony Rosato
(voz)
(as Ed Martin)

Aimee Miles

Maria Torres
(voz)

Robert Ernst

Matthew Tilden
(voz)

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Trivia
Rick Pasqualone voiced Aldo Trapani in this game, who was the player character in The Godfather: The Game (2006). He went on to voice Vito Scalletta, the player character of another Cosa Nostra-related game, Mafia II (2011).

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Don Michael Corleone: Dominic, you've proved something today. You proved that I was right about you... and you've earned my respect.

Conexiones
Featured in Sage Reviews: Godfather II (2009)

Bandas sonoras
The Godfather Waltz
Written by Nina Rota
Published by Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP)

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9/10

HIDDEN GEM!

This game was massively ahead of its time. I bought this off the rack in 2009 shortly after its release, looking for a new open-world crime experience. This BLEW me away. The assembling of your own unique crew (both in skills and looks) was an insane level of detail to me.

I remember the first time I sent my crew to take over a business so I could take care of something else. I drove by the place they were taking over, and I could SEE them inside taking over the joint! Holy cow! I thought to myself, this is the future of gaming. I could go about my originally planned business, or park my car and get into the fray with the crew I sent over -- talk about freedom of choice!